Sentence examples for backward turn from inspiring English sources
Call it a backward turn – but backward in a good way.
Hall can move backward, turn sharply or dash forward as fast as six miles an hour, building up a little wake, but trying not to — because, he said, geese live on the water and understand what a wake is.
There has recently been something of a backward turn in LGBTQ film-making – a surge of interest in stories about the past, realised through period dramas, documentaries about queer subjects, or on-screen depiction of older LGBTQ people.
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.
The robots go forward, backward, turn, and climb up and down one step at a time.
Over the centuries the ideas became more sophisticated, although the theories did take a backward turn with the rise of Christian conceptions of Hell.
Hogue shoved her backward, turned around, and ran into Harmon.
Then she took a few steps backward, turned around, and did.
"For us, what initially looked like a big step backward turned out to be a great leap forward".
Always she was in motion: kneeling, standing, moving backward, turning and twirling, the dragon on her back seeming to come alive.
Experimental studies of control of balancing, driving forward and backward, turning, and climbing over an obstacle of GYROBO are conducted to demonstrate and evaluate its functionality and support the concept of the Mechatronics approach to control complex systems.
