Sentence examples for backward very from inspiring English sources

We tell the stories from a different perspective -- backward, very nonlinear.

She says she was a late developer, "very backward, very immature", more interested in ponies and girl guiding than boyfriends or studying English.

When it was struck, he said, the Toyota "shot backward very fast, like maybe 100 miles per hour" toward a group of pedestrians.

Suddenly, the clouds begin to fly backward very fast, like the view out the window in that movie "The Time Machine," and then they come to a stop and slowly move forward again.

He always felt that he should duck when he came in here, under all these slants and angles, and the big grimed window leaning over like that gave him the impression of constantly falling backward very, very slowly.

"We had made such strides, and the thought of going backward was very distressing," Ms. Schellenbach said.

"Things have swayed backward from very advanced asana practice," said Jasmine Tarkeshi, a director of Laughing Lotus Yoga Center, which has studios in New York and San Francisco.

The resulted perception for main directions (left, right, forward and backward) are very promising to be used not only for supporting navigation in terms of directivity, but also can further improve the safety by giving detailed information through different representations on electrodes.

And Honecker, whose slogan was "Always forward, never backward" until the very end — and the Czech leader was very much the same, and the Bulgarian and Romanian leaders, and Albanian leaders — Albania is a case apart — were going to keep the whole thing alive.

They were washing backward and forward very close to the cliffs here, which are jagged limestone cliffs, very nasty.

On the business front, the country remains very backward.