Sentence examples for outwards from from inspiring English sources

They eat outwards from the eyes.

The sense of pragmatic optimism extends outwards from Bishopthorpe Road.

Temperature contours diffuse outwards from the heat source.

Sometimes he thrusts his hands outwards from his chest as if thumbing invisible suspenders.

The droplet remains at the tip of the nanowire, which grows steadily outwards from it.

The explosive force would blast outwards from the building, rather than into it.

She still has her Gaza poster, but it no longer faces outwards from her window.

Looking outwards from London is, he thinks, vital: this is the National Theatre, after all.

The maximum forces during wave run-down are directed outwards from the breakwater slope, as expected.

Keep working outwards from your area, and eventually there will be no more malaria.

Discontent is likely to ripple outwards from the immediate victims and across the country.