Sentence examples for downwards there from inspiring English sources

Downwards, there is of course a physical limit, i.e. clusters with certain size, limited in length, will require a minimum vessel size.

He also softened the silhouette like melting butter: here a double vest with its interior panel running downwards; there ultra-light layers spread over each other.

It's the same around the rest of the country: starting at the top of the Google search and making one's depressing way downwards, there are current proposals to build houses on green belt land in Sunderland, Runnymede, St Albans, Leeds, Oldham, Halesowen – need I go on?

From the prime minister downwards, there's an official consensus that public engagement is crucial for modern policy and politics.

Instead of there being a single form involved in projectile motion – the form of heaviness, responsible for natural motion downwards – there are two, weight and impetus, and the two conflict.

"From the CEO downwards, there's a commitment to the belief that basic research will deliver the medicines of tomorrow.

"Every now and again, you find one of these arrows pointing downwards, and there I am on stage reading the damn poem!" he says.

If Netanyahu were to be indicted Israelis would scream, with justification, for the indictment of Hamas leader Khaled Mashal and work downwards from there.

The dental anchorage quality may also be reduced if the maxillary sinus extends far downwards, and there are missing teeth or periodontitis [7,8].

You will be the anchor and headed to the horizon, and slightly downwards, where there is less turbulence.

Drape the remaining fabric from your waist to your left shoulder, and let it drop downwards from there.