And then of course it all went sideways.
Big fan of Sideways of course.
Instead, people often move up, down, out, back and sideways in the course of their working lives, she said.
Raquel Aedo and Emily Coates did a sort of roll-off-a-log duet in which, while delivering a Gertrude Steinish dialogue, they climbed on top of each other sideways and of course fell off, again and again.
As in downhill skiing, one plane at a time flies from Linden Airport, six miles away, and takes the course, darting and slicing, often sideways and virtually skimming the water, through large pylons set on eight barges.
If Mr. Heaney sometimes settles for par, Paul Muldoon is the sort of poet who takes the gear — the golf balls, the clubs, the thermos, the caddie's cap, the pack of smokes — and sprints sideways off the course with it all, cackling.
In the immediate aftermath of a thrilling race a member of the GB quartet, Pete Chambers, even suggested the organisers should be "ashamed" for not taking more account of the stiff breeze blowing sideways across the course which, according to many of those involved, made life easier for boats in lanes five and six.
Exactly how the flying predator calculates the necessary movements and regulates its flight so precisely, slipping sideways and changing course in milliseconds, remains a mystery.
The recent poll-inspired surge looks like it has run its course and trading is going pretty sideways for now.
By and large there was minimal sideways movement but of course there was extra bounce and often swing.
