Sentence examples for ground upside from inspiring English sources

The pickpocket had lowered the umbrella to the ground upside down and was leaning on the shaft, head low, neck bared to the sky.

The blast, which left a crater about 15 feet wide and 5 feet deep, threw the vehicle into the air and cast it to the ground upside down, in a tangle of crumpled steel.

On Tuesday night, French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve announced that vandals had also damaged dozens of graves in a cemetery in Tracy-sur-Mer, a small coastal town in northern France next to the D-Day landing beaches, "removing a dozen crucifixes, some of which were found planted in the ground, upside down".

Roll the framework off the assembly table so that it stands on the ground upside down from the assembly position.

"I put one tomato plant in the ground and one upside down, and the one in the ground died," he said.

Although there isn't really anything funny about avalanches, his manner of survival, in a few of the half dozen or so that he has been caught in — clinging to the trunk of an aspen tree, high above the ground, or buried upside down, with his legs sticking straight out of the snow — can sound cartoonish.

As he made his way along the turf out of control, Perez's car suddenly dug into the ground and flipped upside-down, with one of the detached front wheels getting trapped under the car and forcing it to flip onto its side before completely rolling over.

But Smith is still the check down king, ranking 30th in the league in yards per pass attempt (5.66), which keeps his upside grounded in mid-QB2 territory for Week 3. Running Back Reggie Bush and Joique Bell DETT) vs. Washington – Bush's availability for Sunday is up in the air, but if you handcuffed him with Bell you will be fine.

The plane nosedived, then rolled over while still in the air, hitting the ground nose first and upside down.

Kapoor said: "For some time I've been preoccupied with the idea of bringing the sky down to the ground, turning the world upside-down.

If you own a country house with grounds, you turn everything upside down in July and August to stage a home-grown "Götterdämmerung" (or for the fainter-hearted, "Barber of Seville").