Sentence examples for horizon down from inspiring English sources

He faces, by turns, up past the surrounding buildings to the sky, across to New York Harbor on the horizon, down to the ground, and out to the more immediate vicinity, which now and then includes members of the audience, with whom he makes brief eye contact.

To explore if the grazing treatment impacted on the soil microbial community, soil microbial biomass was determined in the soil organic horizon (down to 5 cm below the moss mat) at the Thiisbukta site.

The difference of MRT between mineral soils by forest type may be due to the saturation of extractable Fe and Al minerals binding sites by SOM in the coniferous soils, allowing greater transport of modern SOM from the O horizon down the soil profile, as compared with the non-saturated minerals in the deciduous soil profile.

It also has the advantage over other skyscraper cities because of a relatively clear view to the horizon down some of its streets.

The Horizon complies, folding down, down, down, until it's completely flat on the table.

The ploy angered environmentalists and political leaders in Florida, where the tourism industry relies on safe and clean beaches – even before the Deepwater Horizon went down.

You should find a relationship that is proportional to the sine of the angle (if horizontal is taken as zero degrees), with readings decreasing as the angle to the "horizon" goes down.

Flames lick up from below the canopy, smoke billows across the horizon, and down below, the carbon that has been stored in the forest for hundreds of years is released into the atmosphere.

Now they have shown that the deficit varies with angle, with fewer muon neutrinos coming up through the Earth or from the horizon than down from overhead.

Roger Fenton has pushed the horizon line down to the bottom of this photograph, thus creating a "dreamlike sea of sky with waves of clouds going into the distance," says curator Malcolm Daniel.

Shortly after the Deepwater Horizon went down, the question arose whether other rigs working in the Gulf's deep water would be allowed to continue drilling their wells to completion.