Sentence examples similar to cling upside down from inspiring English sources

One, two, three, and more, an excitable flock, gather in a leafless tree, gossiping gregariously: black-white-grey-pink, tails longer than their bodies, flitting between the branches, chasing one another, tumbling and somersaulting, clinging upside down to twigs.

An I. Klein pedestrian falling into a hole in the ground asks a pick-wielder, "Is this the I.R.T. or the B.M.T.?" Alan Dunn's construction worker sends up a Swiss-on-rye sandwich by crane-lift, and Leonard Dove's riveter, clinging upside down to a scary high beam, murmurs that beer at lunch always makes him drowsy.

The  nBmp2NLStm  mouse showed decreased ability to cling upside-down to a wire mesh cage lid, and immunohistochemistry showed that nBMP2 is detectable in skeletal muscle myonuclei of wild type but not mutant animals.

They feed on tree exudate, clinging upside-down to the bark of a tree by digging in their sharp-pointed clawlike nails, stabbing the bark with specialized canine and premolar teeth, and then scraping up the gum that flows out.

Hang your flowers upside down.

Hang your head upside down.

We must never see her undergarments; even if she's upside down, her skirt must cling to her ankles.

Because the clawed thumb of bats is used to cling to the cave while roosting and the clawed hindlimb digits are used for hanging upside down these digits should be richer in skeletal muscles than the elongated digits.

Upside down.

World turned upside down?

The world upside down".