Sentence examples for looked backward at from inspiring English sources

As a result, Voyager's most telling moments, he writes, were when it turned and looked backward, at the Earth and Moon, at Saturn's rings backlighted by the Sun, or at last the whole solar system with Earth as the famous pale blue dot.

First, look backward at a long-forgotten horror.

But there's only one reason to look backward at the record.

"Medúlla," the new album, performs a typical Björkian maneuver, moving forward and looking backward at once.

Sprewell said: "There's no time for looking backward at this point.

He told Deisseroth, "I'm not looking backward at things, so I'm shaded to the positive".

But looking backward at the coincidence of a few extra pass attempts over a few weeks and declining performance is not good evidence of causation.

Noting the "admittedly flimsy line between cure and enhancement," the authors shrewdly look backward at the history of medical innovation over the past century.

About halfway through the itinerary there is the instant-overview "Museo in una Sala" (Museum in a Room), which contains about 20 works that look backward at what we have seen and forward to what we are to encounter next.

The symphony, Mr. Solomon shows, is Janus-faced, looking backward at what once was, looking forward at what might yet come, but torn by the demands of what always seemed to be.

Available at a special Media Guardian price of £15 from [email protected] Tomorrow: Bernard Clark thinks Lord Justice Leveson was looking backward at a disappearing problem rather than forward at the burgeoning of information terrorism.