Sentence examples for race backward from inspiring English sources

Within this world is an exploration of how momentum can extend into many directions at once: as other dancers drop in and out of circular patterns, Ms. Destri's structure builds until, suddenly, they all race backward with ferocity, their bodies tilting precariously toward the center of the stage, as if they were in danger of falling.

With sirens blaring, both car and van raced backward against the flow of traffic.

The dancers — who also include Mr. Tynek, Matthew Dailey, Nicholas Duran and Vincent McCloskey — course through small rituals, often racing backward.

Just prior to the snap, he raced backward, putting himself in position to catch the kick over his shoulder.

Just before the snap, he raced backward, putting himself in position to catch the kick over his shoulder.

Leading off the fifth, Jose Molina skied a pop-up to shallow left, and Cabrera immediately turned and raced backward.

Specifically the trees on Broadway can set the collective imagination racing backward 250 years to a period when this very patch of earth was forested.

And all the while Tod's life races backward toward the one appalling moment in modern history when such reversals make sense.

When Gustavo Kuerten's marionette physique trembled a little before his first-round match yesterday his mind raced backward as he walked into Arthur Ashe Stadium, and when he worried about a journeyman ranked No. 761 in the world, it wasn't out of paranoia.

After all, if Woodrow Wilson is to be obliterated from Princeton because his views about race were backward and offensive by contemporary standards, then what are we to do with George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, and Andrew Jackson, all of whom actually owned slaves?

They went through their scene several times-racing the car backward, stopping, & racing it forward.