Sentence examples for extend backward from inspiring English sources

In different circumstances, the beaches could gradually extend backward as the sea level rose.

The feathers extend backward above each eye to the back of the head.

At full reach, they'd be able to extend backward beyond the rear bumper for the best departure angle ever.

A British cosmologist, E.A. Milne, however, proposed a theory according to which time in a sense could not extend backward beyond the creation time.

His collaborations and revisions extend backward in time -- in addition to the Corneille, he has adapted works by Kleist, Goethe, Brecht, the Brothers Grimm and the Yiddish writer S. Ansky.

The air-filled middle-ear cavity and the air cells in the mastoid bone that extend backward from it are supplied with air by the eustachian tube that extends from the upper part of the pharynx to the middle-ear cavity.

In 1990, Charles Liebman and I would write of Jewish "historical familism," of seeing Jews worldwide as an extended family, one that extends backward and forward in time, and embraces even those with whom one profoundly disagrees.

Here the long, thin ischium extended backward and slightly downward from the hip socket.

Part of Dylan's latest, august persona is a strong interest in the genealogy extending backward and forward from him.

The Australian frilled lizard (Chlamydosaurus kingii) suddenly raises a wide membrane, or frill, which extends backward from the throat.

The resulting configuration superficially resembled that of birds, whose pubis is a thin process extending backward beneath the larger ischium.