Sentence examples for sideways towards from inspiring English sources

In a strange hoofy tiptoe he moves – not forward, but sideways – towards the edge.

He slumps to a sitting position and then sideways towards the canvas.

"I mean, Rik's death is just enormous and I haven't talked to anyone other than close friends about it," he says and, as he talks, he swivels round in his chair so that he is not looking at me, but is facing sideways towards the wall.

The deck eccentric pushes the heavier particles sideways towards the higher end of the deck.

It produces "attack" branches which grow out sideways towards the sea fan, develop into hand-like structures and encircle and smother it.

In the presence of microglia, endothelial tip-cell filopodia protruded both in a forward (radial) orientation - towards the avascular retinal periphery - and sideways towards microglial cells and other tip-cells, resulting in filopodial brushes with obtuse angle.

Ganja skin-cream marks a sideways step towards the legalisation of marijuana and in turn towards the legalisation of all drugs, something that should have occurred long ago.

The participant will be asked to abduct their leg sideways (ie, towards the ceiling) from this position; the portable dynamometer mounted against a stabilisation strap will be held perpendicular to the side of the leg at a level just above the knee joint.

Ensure that the hand is correctly positioned sideways, palm towards the face.E G B D F, then F A C E, E, F, G, A, B, C, D, E, F. When this is secure, show G above the space (touching the top of the hand) and ask "What do you think this note name will be?

The perceptual egocentric space is commonly thought of in terms of the "up" dimension, the "sideways" dimension, and the "towards-away" dimension.

To answer questions such as why communication satellites orbit the Earth, why if you throw a stone sideways it curves towards the ground and why big raindrops fall through the air faster than little raindrops, check out this lesson on gravity projectiles for secondary school-aged pupils.