Sentence examples for reversing through from inspiring English sources
It's much more surprising to see that sequence run backwards, with dancers reversing through the same sequences, like a film played backwards.
British Transport Police have released bizarre CCTV footage of a yellow Reliant Robin driving through a level crossing while the barriers are up, yet strangely reversing through the barriers after they were closed to allow a train to pass.
The fun of your past is earth and you are reversing through space past Venus.
The four new powerful (16,000 hp) 19.5 knot vessels were constructed to a standard exceeding Lloyds class 1 ice-stiffening, with additional aft protection over the rudder to permit reversing through ice.
If you section Betrayal into scenes and place them in chronological order from 1968 to 1977, it's still an excellent play -- but to begin after the end of an affair and then watch it reversing through stages of tiring, frustration, regret, passion, anticipation, seduction, and realization is how it is intended.
At TEDMED, she noted that diabetes, which is a major source of health-care costs, can be reversed through changes in life style.
(According to the Innocence Project, nearly three-quarters of the convictions that have been reversed through DNA evidence have featured mistaken eyewitness testimony).
Anybody who thought this game is over or that it couldn't be reversed through the agency process is kidding themselves".
Lindland lost to Keith Sieracki in the United States trials in Dallas, but the decision was reversed through a lengthy fight that began with arbitration and extended through a series of court rulings.
"No one ever says 'match.' " Hair evidence has been a factor in about one-third of the 111 wrongful convictions that have been reversed through DNA tests over the last decade.
The transition operation that was set up in August, even before Mr. Obama was formally nominated at the Democratic convention, included a plan to scrutinize the policies that could be reversed through executive orders.
