Sentence examples for coming backwards from inspiring English sources
"I've been coming backwards and forwards for a very, very long time," he says, "and post-Animal Kingdom, they finally started giving me work".
10.53pm BST If the McIlroys and Westwoods of this world, in the clubhouse at -3, are to have a realistic chance tomorrow, most of the five players above them still out on the course are going to have to start coming backwards.
Yorke said: "We'd turned the tape around, and I was in another room, heard the vocal melody coming backwards, and thought, 'That's miles better than the right way round', then spent the rest of the night trying to learn the melody".
First we're checking to see who it came backwards off... which turns out to be New Zealand first.
Usually, you just do a remix and then you send it, but with this, there's dancers doing routines to it, there's visuals, and then obviously there's Nicki's part in it, so it came backwards and forwards so many times that I think I started it about five times.
She came backwards and forwards until the job was done perfect.
And yet one of the ugliest flashpoints in the Prop 8 fight came when "backwards" black people were framed as the major roadblock to the advancement of gay rights – most infamously in noted columnist and LGBT rights activist Dan Savage's November 2008 blog post, Black Homophobia, which was thoroughly debunked.
So I got home about five in the morning, stoned out of my head, I staggered up to my tape recorder and I put it on, but it came out backwards, and I was in a trance in the earphones, what is it – what is it?
No way that comes out backwards.
We prepared the front windows because we knew she would now come around backwards ― as a child I had lived through Hurricane Hugo, and later Georges and Hortense.
