Sentence examples for head inward from inspiring English sources
As you head inward toward Waimea, the lunar landscape gives way to green hills, dotted with cows and sheep — if you squint, you'll swear you're in Scotland.
Even before terrorism chased them indoors, Americans were heading inward.
Nevertheless, when an odd eye infection renders Travis blind, the movie leaves the locker room and heads inward as Travis tries to find new footing.
To the team's horror, the fires were heading inward toward the nests of the last 200 macaws surviving in Guatemala.
Tip heads inward toward one another for unity when photographing a family group, and note that men are usually positioned higher than women.
A snowplow stop requiring both ski tips to point inward is referred to as making a pizza slice; heading downhill with skis parallel is making a French fry.
Jerk him off!" I imagine at this point some inward part of me was holding my head in my hands at the sheer awfulness of it all.
Mr. Verlaine was just headed deeper inward, toward his kind of rock essentials.
The din in the head, that relentless inward hum of fragility and hope and transcendence and dread -- where, in an age of machines addressing crowds, and crowds mad for machines, can it be found?
