Sentence examples for looping backward from inspiring English sources

Or else, caught in a gust, it can imitate an ampersand, soaring straight up and then looping backward and landing not nearly far enough from your feet.

Red-tailed tropicbirds — elegant white seabirds with trailing tails like twin red Twizzler sticks — rode the wind in looping backward arcs.

In what has now become one of the hallmarks of international youth cinema from "Pulp Fiction" to "Run Lola Run," Mr. Akin dispenses with linear narration, beginning in the middle of Daniel's odyssey and then looping backward.

Einstein was not entirely pleased with the news that his equations permitted something as Alice in Wonderland-like as spatial paths that looped backward in time; in fact, he confessed to being "disturbed" by Gödel's universe.

For example, when the scientists applied a chemical called omeprazole, which prevented the calcium gradient from forming, a quarter of the embryos developed hearts that looped backward.

The primers forward outer primer (F3), backward outer primer (B3), forward internal primer (FIP), backward internal primer (BIP) and loop backward primer (LB) were designed by Guangzhou Deaou Biotechnology Company Limited and synthesized by Tiangen Biochemical Technology (Beijing) Company Limited.

Its loops backward and forwards in time – and its unshowy but effective callbacks – are deftly engineered for maximum narrative effect.

Time, instead of progressing in a straight march, instead seems to be taking all sorts of crazy loops backward before suddenly leaping forward again.

A winner of 12 medals at the X Games, Burnquist performs moves no one else dares try: he has rolled upside down through a Hot Wheels-style loop — backward.

Below the clips, in a digital workspace resembling graph paper, he built a flowchart to map the forking narrative — how her story might divide into strands that branch outward, or loop backward, or converge.

To make loopy flowers, which have petals that loop backward for a pretty effect, gather several pieces of fabric scraps that are about 4 inches (10.2 cm) long and 3 inches (7.6 cm) wide.