Sentence examples for being upside from inspiring English sources

That condition is called being upside down.

"Being upside down is a way to suspend my mind and let go," he said.

Being upright in the air feels like being upside down on the ground.

I never learned to cartwheel because I didn't like being upside down.

In several related drawings here the anxiety comes from many of the figures' being upside down.

The tanks are spotless and the only inverted fish is one which Pete assures me likes being upside down.

Being upside-down in a kayak is always startling, especially when it's February.

There are letters from a range of acquaintances, including George Balanchine, Jacqueline Onassis, and Greta Garbo, who admits to being "upside-downy" and confides, as one deity to another, that "I have not been around much with human beings lately".

2) is fine; 1) you can live with; 2) and 1) together spell this word: "Arrrgh!" There are some fearful noises in life - dentists' drills, say, or the theme music that means My Family is about to start - but there's little to beat being upside-down in mid-air, doing a somersaulting break-fall, and your head suddenly filling with the sound of your own groin ripping apart.

However, after spending a long time in space, you do get used to a certain view of your surroundings, and being upside-down seems weird, even if the blood doesn't rush to your head like on Earth.

Dummies had a 50% chance of being upside-down, and real stimuli were never upside-down.