She portrays the death of the "Second Mrs. Crain" by flinging herself backward down a flight of stairs.
We left it in the entryway, where I sat down on the stairs and then slid up the three flights backward on my butt.
A widow who had just begun digging her family out emotionally has been blasted backward: the crash of Flight 587 burned through Belle Harbor, the Queens neighborhood where she was raised.
Favorites from his oeuvre include the bird-lizard Sinornithosaurus and the four-winged flying microraptor, which he illustrated once in series that imagined its evolution backward, from fossilization to flight.
In essence, banks started with the answers and worked backward, reverse-engineering top-flight ratings for investments that were, in some cases, riskier than ratings suggested, according to former agency employees.
Skutch (1944) observed male quetzals to commonly take flight by dropping backward off a branch.
Spectrometer can be easily moved to 120° backward angle for time-of-flight RBS analysis with low energy beam of light ions.
The simulation is performed with the so-called backward paradigm, i.e. the flight conditions along the mission (altitude and speed versus time) are assumed to be known.
The maximum Std occurs between 2 and 3.5 m/s, which is close to the transition flight speed when the backward-flick of the wingtip during the upstroke disappears.
From Rome she dispatched to the Saturday Evening Post of Philadelphia the poem entitled "Rock Me to Sleep," whose opening lines—"Backward, turn backward, O Time, in your flight, / And make me a child again, just for to-night!"—became universally familiar.
