Sentence examples for pointing backward from inspiring English sources

They told stories of a malignant spirit that wandered Chevé's tunnels, its feet pointing backward as it walked.

Some even had bells pointing backward in order to send the sound toward marching soldiers in a parade.

Most important, with his body angled at 45 degrees to the ground, he could maintain the desired arrowlike stance: head first, arms and legs pointing backward in a V shape called the delta position.

The coil was oriented so that the induced current had a posterior anterior direction (the handle pointing backward).

Because, like we said, the short wheelbase and lack of serious tires, plus a light rear end, make it possible to find the nose of this car pointing backward if you aren't careful.

For the LHD, the tailpipe is located at the right rear of the LHD and pointing backward; for the truck, the tailpipe is placed at the right front of the vehicle, pointing to the floor.

In fact, though, it points backward, to precisely the era in which "Luminous Airplanes" is set.

The pubic bone of the saurischians pointed forward, while the ornithischians had an extension that pointed backward.

Asked what the Fed will do, she points backward to what the Fed has done and to its explanations of why.

Mr. Lunde added a neat fact: Squirrels can easily climb down trees headfirst because they can reverse their hind feet to point backward, so they can use their hind claws.

Though the word Sun seems to point backward, to the southern soul/blues of Cat Power's last studio album, The Greatest, it has nothing to do with Sun Studios.