Sentence examples for inward from from inspiring English sources

Swiping inward from the edges of a touch screen makes panels full of useful controls appear.

Following the frozen river, the riders passed gnarled saplings that leaned inward from the banks.

And re-colonization should have rolled inward from the edges where life remained unharmed to the core of the devastation.

It sends a clear message that the United States will not turn inward from the realities of the 21st century.

These almond-shaped glands under the upper lids extend inward from the outer corner of each eye.

"The saltwater is collapsing inward from all three directions," said Pierre Lacombe, a hydrologist with the United States Geological Survey.

Internally, apodemes are hollow rods or flanges derived from the cuticle; they extend inward from the exoskeleton.

In the freshwater Unionidae the released larva, called a glochidium, often has sharp spines projecting inward from each valve.

Most of the information that flows is inward, from outsiders countering state propaganda and hoping to foment anti-regime sentiment.

The hypsilophodonts had cheek teeth arranged in tightly packed rows set well inward from the outer cheek surfaces.

In the epiphyses where the value of Tc fell below the scanner threshold, the endosteal bone layer was replaced using literature values projected inward from the periosteal surface.