Sentence examples for reverse making from inspiring English sources
(Mr. Penny thinks not; spraying, he warns, works in reverse, making an episodic species a constant nuisance).
But Warhol, the man who turned the everyday of American life into art – dollar bills, soup cans, Brillo-pad boxes – pulled off the same trick in reverse, making an artificial or at least contrived version of "Andy Warhol" part of everyone's scenery.
First to five matches wins and the only controls you have at your disposal are forward and reverse, making each engagement either so fast it's over in seconds or oddly protracted, as you both dance around each other repeatedly failing to deliver the elusive death blow.
I believe bad, unoriginal, and outdated graphics can work in reverse making the user turned off from your brand.
Peale did not test them for two weeks; when he did, he rejected them, stating that Liberty's head opposed the eagle on the reverse, making it difficult for the full design to be brought forth.
The Liberty Bell appears on the reverse, making the Sesquicentennial half dollar the first U.S. coin to bear private advertising that is, the legend "Pass and Stow" on the bell, for the long-defunct partnership of John Pass and John Stow, who recast the bell after it initially broke in 1752.
Tim, on the other hand, is able to reverse, make a minor adjustment, and then flip straight to the present again, untested and unbored.
Still, driving in reverse makes it harder to bring in further reforms of health care, labour markets or the welfare state.
The noise and thrust of the reverse makes the ship growl and vibrate as it churns the water, depositing krill up on the broken ice that has been turned over to reveal the brown phytoplankton at work.
(In Europe, the tax penalty is reversed, making gasoline pricier).
