Sentence examples for looking downward from from inspiring English sources

This had Holloway celebrating, and an unhappy Jones looking downward from his position in the technical area.

Far ahead through the dramatic wraparound Plexiglass windshield, looking downward at the tractor-trailer drivers who wave and honk from their puny trucks, you swear you can even glimpse the future.

He is looking downward pensively.

The president, looking downward, quickly spelled out his conditions.

Oculomotor nerve abnormalities (affected eye looking downward and outward and inability to lift the eyelid on the same side) or palsy (loss of movement) may indicate bleeding from the posterior communicating artery.

I'll never forget the look she had, just sitting there, car running, her head looking downward.

The subjects were instructed to raise their upper body from the starting position, i.e. 45° flexion, to horizontal, while looking downward at a visual fixation point.

Tilt your chin as though you're looking downward.

An Epley repositioning maneuver was then performed, rotating the patient about the body yaw axis until the patient looked downward, 45° from horizontal.

Unhappy couples appear in later paintings, too, like the handsome young pair on a nighttime porch in "Summer Evening," from 1947, where the man turns toward the woman, who looks downward and disgruntled.

He looks downward with an expression of wistful wonder.