Sentence examples for down tail from inspiring English sources

One drawing, on display along with a copy of the book, shows a lion, head down, tail high and ready to pounce on its prey.

"It's not impossible that T. rex would have been in that position," said Dr. Dingus, "but it wouldn't have walked regularly that way". Now Tyrannosaurus will be portrayed in what is believed to be its stalking position: head down, tail up, moving at top speed.

A positive coefficient on the lower price suggests that a rise in the down tail attains return compensation suggestive of mean reversion on the down side.

Push down tail and push the board up using thumb and let do some flips.

And there was laughter at Matthea Harvey's rendering of "The Skunk," with its last lines comparing a woman's "head down, tail-up" hunt through a lingerie drawer to the posterior plumage of the "ordinary, mysterious" animal in question.

No matter how often a coin is tossed, the chances of it coming down tails are always 50-50.

Either they are playing with one of those new, asymmetrically weighted euro coins that are said to be less likely to come down tails, or it is a revival of Tom Stoppard's absurdist meditation on the flip side of Hamlet.

The night I saw it, the coin came down tails and the young airman died on the operating table - as he had done on 11 of the first 17 performances.

When the flipped coin comes down heads, there is strictly speaking no outcome of that very throw in which it comes down tails.

It seems plausible, if we think that how it landed was undetermined, that the right answer is that it might have come down heads and it might have come down tails, but that it is not the case that it would have come down heads, nor the case that it would have come down tails.

While the two attempt to retrieve a falling capsule filled with animals, Eggman shoots down Tails' plane.