Sentence examples for hang downward from inspiring English sources

Within a month or two all but the youngest leaves turn yellow, wilt, collapse, and hang downward, covering the trunk (pseudostem) with dead brown leaves.

The tent-making bats and the several other fruit-eating bats (e.g., Artibeus) modify leaves to create shelters; they roost on the undersides of palm and other plant leaves after biting across the leaves to make the ends hang downward.

Upon closer inspection, it was evident that PtaHB1 over-expression resulted in altered petiole development, causing the leaves to hang downward.

Neatly let the straps hang downward, black side facing outward.

Keep your eyes on the floor in front of you, instead of looking up or letting your head hang downward.

By the Zhou dynasty (c. 1122 221 bce), bronze bells (zhong) were hung downward, usually in sets of 8 or 16, and tuned chromatically.

The naked pupae, or chrysalids, hang head downward.

Most chrysalids hang head downward, but in the families Papilionidae, Pieridae, and Lycaenidae, the chrysalis is held in a more upright position by a silk girdle around the middle of the chrysalis.

Their bodies were hung, head downward, in the Piazza Loreto in Milan.

The next day their bodies were taken to Milan and hanged, heads downward, at a gas station on Piazza Loreto.

During the daylight hours, this spider hangs head downward from its web.