Sentence examples for fall downwards from inspiring English sources

When you feel that sensation of weightlessness just before you're about to fall downwards, pull your legs downward as quickly as you can.

The suit itself has a large surface area enabling the wearer to both fall downwards and move across the sky at speeds up to 226mph – much faster than a typical skydiver's terminal velocity of between 110 and 140mph.

Thanks to reader tips we've had a chance to see IMVU's racey new animated banner ads showing two women kissing as they fall downwards horizontally.

They're familiar to us from long use and understanding, but they're not immediately obvious or rule-bound, like how an apple will fall downwards from a tree at a constant acceleration.

In the normal weight condition the hand was subject to a torque that caused it to fall downwards, as per real gravity.

The topspin causes the ball to fall downwards as it reaches the batter.

If he falls downwards, he will tumble around a bit and hurt himself, but I don't think he would die.

Put simply, young children believe that falling objects always fall directly downwards, in a straight line, so they become confused when they see a ball dropped down a sideways slope.

Although the ball still falls to the ground, it does not fall directly downwards.

The land falls steeply downwards to the north and the west of the castle, and the Sandstone Trail, a long-distance footpath, runs along the base of these slopes.

Children around 2 years of age believe that a descending object always falls vertically downwards.