Sentence examples for moves further back from inspiring English sources

Each section of the movie moves further back in time, in sympathy with Leonard, until all the mysteries tormenting him are revealed.

Toward the end of the film, as the singer moves further back into the past and examines her roots, we see any number of sharply dressed women sitting in the natural world, talking among themselves.

There have been other significant restructuring moves further back, in part around its former struggling hyperlocal news service Patch.

"That's why I tend to move further back in the court.

When his son falls into a shooting slump, Robert Walker said his advice was counterintuitive: "I tell him to move further back".

Moving further back in the venue, talking increases with the majority of chatter in the rear by industry professionals and those who don't like the show.

For many of us, his descriptions of walking through midwinter Germany in the 1930s have the status of sacred texts: "Sometimes the landscapes move further back in time," he writes in the unforgettable Winterreise chapter.

The result is that kids in playgrounds and parks around the world have been slowly moving further back, vacating the opposition penalty area, instead choosing to ghost into space and celebrate assists and goals of individual brilliance, rather than the hunt for tap-ins.

Moving further back in history, there are numerous other close material connections between the history of fundamentalism and modern ID.

To help give depth to the ocean, the animators put more detail into the waves on the water surface in the foreground, and put in less detail as the surface moved further back.

In the replayed game between the Giants and Cubs, Giants pitcher Christy Mathewson reportedly waved Seymour to move further back in the outfield; Seymour refused, only to see the ball hit over his head, allowing the Cubs to score three runs on their way to the win.