Sentence examples for refer backwards from inspiring English sources

Because there isn't that clear definition, when they think of Labour, people now tend to refer backwards.

While logical, this means there is repetition and referring backwards and forwards within the book.

Switch refers to riding backwards from the direction a snowboarder typically rides.

Exchange parameters for each model are indicated on the plot, where listed exchange rates refer to the sums of forward and backwards processes (for example, 1400 s−1 = kIN + kNI in the model on the left).

Student C said "Bubbles enter bloodstream, so it is here, trace backwards, that's from intravenous injection (refer to point D on mind map)…why need injection…because need to stay as a female (refer to point C on the mind map) … because born as a male (refer to point B on the mind map)…XY in karyoptype (refer to point A on mind map)".

Don't forget the ears; refer to your own to see the angle at which they sit on the head, and how they 'lean' backwards with the lobes sitting further forward than the upper edges.

"While Senegal moves forward, we've just made a 20-year jump backwards," he said, referring to the year the first democratic election was held in Mali following the overthrow of the then military ruler.

That's not 'back to basics,' that's just plain backwards," she said Friday, referring to Pruitt's so-called "Back-To-Basics" agenda.      .

"Welcome to Backwards Land," said one Congressional staffer referring to the Pompeo bill.

Nimoy's name never appeared on call sheets, and Spock was referred to in the script as "Nacluv" (Vulcan spelled backwards).

The term Parthian shot refers to the widespread horse-archer tactic of shooting backwards over the rear of their horses as they retreated.