Sentence examples for entirely backwards from inspiring English sources

The Jane Austen collection on display at the Morgan Library includes a letter Austen wrote to her niece entirely backwards.

When hunting, the sharks will roll their eyes entirely backwards to protect them and go for the kill effectively blind.

But his agenda seems also to be driven by a common belief in France (and in other parts of Europe) that the euro's macroeconomic management and the obsession in Brussels with pursuing pro-competitive reforms are to blame for the region's economic ills.This is to get things entirely backwards.

In a house in Manchester I found a DVD player with a strange feature: it would allow you to play CDs backwards but not entirely backwards – it would play a few seconds backwards then a few seconds forwards then a few seconds backwards.

Tinker Hatfield's design was mindblowing, an entirely backwards approach to the design of a shoe, building it from the bottom up and presenting it from the inside out.

Partly because the McCain campaign quite obviously didn't vet her well enough, but also due to the fact that McCain has run a campaign that is entirely backwards from normal.

It's all backwards, it's backwards".

Or indeed to suggest that its only real interest is in its structure: largely, but not entirely, working backwards from a date two years after the end of the affair to the spark when it ignited at a party.

Of course, it's entirely possible this entire project was created from the ending backwards, but I'd still recommend chopping out that entire ending.

Only time travel backwards!

When the process of changing the way our electricity is produced is completed, it would be rather backwards if vehicles were still entirely dependent on oil and gas.