Sentence examples for running upside from inspiring English sources
The next thing you know, the track is a figure eight, or a portion of it has lifted like a Hot Wheels track and you're running upside down against the laws of gravity.
Robert Aldrich's moral universe is so violently out of kilter that even his opening credits run upside down.
It was clear when the colonists started the city on Wurundjeri land, but now it's said to run upside down.
After cockroaches and geckos flip over ledges, they can then continue to run upside-down under surfaces.
A labyrinthine chapter prints boxed paragraphs extruded from other paragraphs, lists running backwards or upside down; at other times, the reader finds a series of pages with just one or two lines on them, and turns rapidly; at yet others, one is made to slow down by rotating the whole book at an angle.
"You're trying to run an upside-down pyramid in a pyramid structure," he said.
"You're trying to run an upside-down pyramid in a pyramid structure," says Tim McDonald, author and policy advocate with Education Evolving, an educational think tank based in St .Paul, Minn.
Schoenberg escaped the chaos of limitless choice with a system whereby the appearance and frequency of certain pitches followed a rational design, one that included turning rows of notes upside down, running them back to front and the like.
We know that banks like to borrow a great deal relative to their equity funding — excessive leverage, as it is known, means that the people running banks get the upside when things go well and someone else gets the downside when everything goes badly.
And the upside of running everything through the app is that the company can continually update the offerings (and, one expects, eventually serve of premium content).
