Sentence examples for moving counterclockwise from inspiring English sources

The audience for a given route is divided into eight groups of four, half moving clockwise and half moving counterclockwise.

When young Laertes heads for France, he clip-clops off to the right on the back of a wooden horse, riding counterclockwise; returning for revenge at the end of the play, he rides in from the left, still moving counterclockwise.

We start to miss the days when you could go out to dinner without all the food talk: the "have you been there yet?" interrogations, the name-dropping of pop-up ramen stands and celebrity milkweed foragers, the tableside decipherings of what is on your plate, moving counterclockwise from the cod milt gelatin resting in a pickled starling's nest.

Note that pinwheels come in pairs called counterclockwise and clockwise: at a counterclockwise (respectively, clockwise) pinwheel, the orientation map shows increasing orientations when moving counterclockwise (respectively, clockwise) around it.

Suppose that the number of edges remaining is m, and the length of the ith edge is n i. Moving counterclockwise, the distance between the starting point and the central point is ( {R}_{mathrm{S}}^i ), with bearing angle ( {theta}_{mathrm{S}}^i ), and the distance between the ending point and the central point is ( {R}_{mathrm{E}}^i ), with bearing angle ( {theta}_{mathrm{E}}^i ).

In each cell, one player is better off moving counterclockwise to the next cell, and they chase each other around the matrix.

The planet moves counterclockwise on its epicycle.

You should move counterclockwise beginning close to the wall".

The great spiral moves counterclockwise — west, south, east, north.

It will start in Greenland and move counterclockwise towards the northeast, passing over Iceland and the UK.

The songs are performed in the "ring shout" style; the singers stand in a circle and then move counterclockwise in a shuffling dance.