Sentence examples for backward to a from inspiring English sources

He fell over backward to a mixture of gasps and laughter and left the game.

On the treadmill, time turns backward, to a period when TV was something to glance at, semi-absorb, then discard.

In this context, backpropagation is basically taking a variable output, then predicting an input from that output, and sending the input value backward to a previous node.

The co-owner of the Mets was looking backward to a long-demolished stadium; he was looking forward to his own field of dreams.

In their view, Metzner was looking backward, to a dark age when the underground served as the saving ark of psychedelic therapy.

We are on a fast track backward to a pre-antibiotic era when infectious diseases were the leading cause of death.

The spring backward to an unusual degree!

"We've gone backward to an era of dictatorship," said Boubacar Ould Messaoud, leader of an antislavery organization here.

Groping for a way to understand the ruinous mess in the Middle East, I find myself looking backward to an earlier ruinous mess, the Yom Kippur War of October 1973.

Izqueta then carried the ball deeper, moving slightly right before stepping on top of the ball to send it backward to an onrushing Celio who finished it with power for his first hat trick of the season.

Select pairs of shoes face backward to reveal a design detail, like a gold heel.