Sentence examples for read backwards from inspiring English sources

A neon sign read "Backwards Burgers" backwards; another offered "Hot Dog Repair".

Some of the critics were very vitriolic, recommending that it should be read backwards and things like that.

The series began in 1966 with "The Cat Who Could Read Backwards" and concluded in 2007 with "The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers," its 29th volume.

The bourse opened at 2346.98 points yesterday, with the two numbers on either side of the decimal point – 46.98 – coincidentally referencing the 4 June , 1989 date of the crackdown when read backwards.

After writing "The Cat Who Could Read Backwards," Ms. Braun quickly followed the book with two more, "The Cat Who Ate Danish Modern" (1967) and "The Cat Who Turned On and Off" (Dutton, 1968).

While Borges's novel-as-maze would only work if read in the correct order — implying a privileged narrative — the gamebook can be read backwards and forwards, or not at all — usually after the first go-through, one might as well skip right to the choosing part.

Yep, that's right, Google decided to offer a search function where everything reads backwards.

Hawkes and those studying "the Shakespearian myth" are reading backwards, trying to strip away all our false ideas about Shakespeare so that in the end we get back to... what?

It's a striking line, though Larkin may have been reading backwards into that meeting some of the home truths the progress of that friendship forced him to recognise.

On a dull moment in the talks, Lord Carrington rejoiced with glee when he discovered that Mugabe reads backwards as "E ba gum".

So, although there is some risk of reading backwards in this formulation, we can say that the "of" in the phrase "the experience of this concretely existing individual here and now" is both subjective and objective.