Sentence examples for move backwards through from inspiring English sources

Bits of the uterine lining, instead of flushing out of the body during menstruation, move backwards through the fallopian tubes and into the pelvic cavity.

That's not mere metaphor: it is capable of moving backwards through its life cycle, returning to a less mature physical state.

From this flatly brutal opening, Crace's novel moves backwards, through the details of their marriage, and forwards, as their daughter joins the police in a search for their decaying, gull-pecked corpses.

Homegrown talent includes the second novel from leftfield Booker winner DBC Pierre, Ludmila's Broken English (Faber, 2 March), which promises to be every bit as eccentric as the first, and Sarah Waters's The Night Watch (Virago, 2 February) moves backwards through the 1940s to follow the connected relationships of four characters in wartime London.

I'm still confused and trying to hold him off, moving backwards through my kitchen and towards the living room area to avoid his attack.

Moving backwards through the CSDH model, we now turn to some selected 'intermediary determinants' of health (Table 3).

There is no index of your feed; you simply swipe to move backwards or forwards through articles.

You gotta move backwards.

To stand still is to move backwards.

"I'm saying don't let the ball move backwards.

The beach can't move backwards, so the sand disappears.