Sentence examples for move backwards to from inspiring English sources

Move backwards to Numbers 501-600.

Move backwards to Numbers 2301-2400.

"There was a turn to some side road leading to a village, and they hoped they'd be able to move backwards to this side road and somehow get out".

There is no other book in which both sizes and distances are so problematic: Alice expands and diminishes; she has to learn to move backwards to go forwards when she is through the looking glass; progress in the looking-glass world is in mad rushes and jumps at inordinate speeds across the chessboard.

The other side of this concern is their conviction that fear only cause a democracy to move backwards: to seek shelter in the familiar and to err towards the conservative.

For instance, the urinary bladder tends to move backwards to a presacral or precoccygeal location.

After that, the tungsten tip was moved backwards to start the nanomechanical cleavage of the MoS2 atomic layers.

Thus the journal's words rise into the stormy air and time moves backwards to the dawning of the 20th century.

But now, I fear we are moving backwards – to the world in which my parents lived, when bacterial infections were often lethal because there were no specific treatments available.

Sophie Khan, Mr McClelland's solicitor advocate, said he was bringing the case against Chief Constable Giles York because he believed he was Tasered unreasonably when he was surrendering and moving backwards to be handcuffed.

was also moving backwards to 8percentt, down from 11percentt just two days ago.