Sentence examples for shoulders towards from inspiring English sources

They look inwards across the water, rather than over their shoulders towards some landlocked capital.

When he finally spied the diminutive deity, he cackled, and Prince piggybacked on to a bodyguard's shoulders towards the stage.

Sated, they then skied off, completing the sketch of abandon with a magnificent belch as they threw some coins over their shoulders towards the bar.

Then and in 2007, the SNP deftly placed themselves firmly on Scotland's side by arguing that, when it came to Scottish issues, they were the only politicians who did not have to look over their shoulders towards Westminster.

He lined the ball up well, he played it late - he's predominantly a back-foot player of course, but he has got some shots, and he opened his shoulders towards the end of his innings as England tried to kick on towards a declaration.

Elevate your shoulders towards your ears.

If so, the Prime Minister's tendency to look over his shoulder towards his Eurosceptics will only grow.

The National party under Key has been lauded, rightly, for its ability to renew, with underperforming MPs finding themselves nudged out or shouldered towards retirement.

I glanced back over my shoulder towards the water and noticed that there were a small handful of swimmers who were still to finish, behind me, out of a field of around 300.

Towards the end of the journey Petersson/Armitage confides: "I've lost all sense of perspective and scale this last week, and every time I look over my shoulder towards the horizon I can't decide if it's two miles away or 20".

And so the gap between my early short stories and a novel like Atonement, with its country house – a novel that looks partly back over its shoulder towards Jane Austen, but also back towards the hallowed traditions of Agatha Christie and crime novels, in that you set up a scene, you have a stranger arrive and everything follows from that.