Sentence examples for backward sorting from inspiring English sources
IT is traditional, in the waning weeks of the year, for movie critics to look backward, sorting out the accomplishments and disappointments of the previous 12 months and noting the results on awards ballots and 10-best lists.
FARMING, many people suppose, is a backward sort of business.
For a while, watching Spicer was edifying in a backward sort of way, in that his flailing made the senselessness of the President's positions manifest.
I read Samuel Butler's "Erewhon" in a utopian-literature class taught by a shy volunteer with rimless glasses ("Erewhon" is "nowhere" spelled backward, sort of), but I stopped going — there's only so much utopian literature you can take.
To actually do the dance, start at the point where the chorus occurs, move one shoulder forward and the other backward, sort of like in a back and forth motion.
"You go up backward and sort of sit," Ms. Seidner said.
Now, draw lines connecting a larger arch underneath.In the center of the shape you just drew, draw a backward slanted sort of s in the right and a frontward slanted sort of s in the left.
She described it as a backward whistle, sort of a sighing intake of the breath.
⇧ Shift+⌘ Command+Tab ↹ -- Move backward through a list of open applications (sorted by recent use).
Even time is reversible, since perceptions have nothing to do with chronology, and, as Butor's Passing Time shows, memories can be lived backward in this sort of novel.
