Sentence examples for downward off from inspiring English sources

Some nice visual flourishes liven up the proceedings; when you scroll the master list of programs, the icons seem to scroll downward off the edges, as though printed on a tablecloth.

He'll take a few ritual dribbles and release the ball, which inevitably pinballs downward off the rim, or misses the rim altogether and smacks into the backboard with a deadening thud, like a bird flying straight into a glass window.

Dodgers pitcher Ralph Branca picked up, then threw down, his rosin bag, slid his mitt into his hip pocket and, brown eyes downward, set off to the clubhouse on a slow walk he said he never remembered.

The current President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who was elected in 2005 on a promise to distribute Iran's oil wealth downward, has shrugged off expert economic advice in favor of grandiose gestures toward the poor.

After the break, Sheffield's Emma Johnson hit the side netting from inside the six-yard box, before captain Carla Ward saw her downward header cleared off the line.

These sorts of downward spirals start off slowly (so the incumbents ignore them early on) and then hit a phase transition and shift into overdrive – often over the course of just a few months or a year.

It showed that while sea ice levels were once trending downward, they went off a cliff last winter.

The downward trend leveled off in some lakes in the 1980s, but appears to have continued after the late 1990s, presumably in response to remedial actions and reductions in PCDD/F emissions to the atmosphere [ 141].

Turn the knot downward and trim off the excess string.

Pull it off downward, instead of upward and be slow in this process.

Smear more blood downward and slanted off toward the side of your face, stopping at the base of your neck.