Sentence examples for fall downward into from inspiring English sources

Instead, at foot contact, the acceleration of new walkers' center of mass is negative, which means that they fall downward into their steps [ 23, 25, 26].

His face was lined and tired, and his mouth, like his shoulders, appeared to be falling downward into resignation.

The Unconventional That heavy objects fall downward when released will be called into question when a Steinway grand piano weighing upwards of 1,000 pounds (as measured on a day of standard barometric pressure and low humidity) breaks free of its moorings and hurtles skyward.

Could antimatter fall upward – that is, exhibit anti-gravity – or fall downward at a different rate?

In the tower gas is raising upward and water drops with suspended limestone fall downward.

Rather, the ground beneath my feet may easily open up and disclose more ways to fall, new paths downward into the spiral.

"They just put 500 bucks on Buchmann to ollie the stairs!" A small crowd had gathered nearby to see if he could launch both himself and his board into the air, but the trick was to do it while falling downward.

However, from there we see the lights drop drastically downward, falling into a steep chasm.

Even someone with a spotless credit history can fall into a downward spiral with just one hospital stay.

Many organizations fall into a downward spiral: Miscommunication causes employees to feel betrayed, which leads to a greater breakdown in communication and, eventually, outright distrust.

But Mr. Ovitz, who is 55, has seen his career fall into a downward spiral since 1997 when he was fired as president of the Walt Disney Company.