Sentence examples for good backwards from inspiring English sources
Practice giving one club a good backwards toss.
This may sound backwards, but to be a good writer, you need to be a good reader.
Strangely, dialogue sometimes makes good sense backwards.
"We are nutritionally focused, but my first goal is to get the flavours right," says Simpson. "Once it tastes good, I work backwards from there".
One of the things I think it would be good to break backwards-compatibility on is the definition of variables.
Twenty years after its blue-and-green logo first appeared on British supermarket shelves, sales of Fairtrade goods have gone backwards for the first time.
But in a show supported by the Scottish mental health arts and film festival, it does a good job in going backwards to consider the trauma of Barrett losing his father as a teenager and forwards to see how his legacy of mental ill health would haunt the band in work such as Shine on You Crazy Diamond, Brain Damage and The Wall.
According to Tom McCarthy, Hergé depicted the Congolese as "good at heart but backwards and lazy, in need of European mastery".
With employers bending over backwards to find good workers, who needed union support?
Whether it be Part or Tavener, Reich or Adams, this is music, however good or original, that looks backwards, harmonically speaking.
