French boarding parties extinguished the fires and rehung the struck Union Flag upside down to signify that Hannibal had surrendered.
Again, I was struck by the upside-down situation -- here was a wandering mother seeking help from her children instead of the other way around..
"I was struck by this apocalyptic upside-down vision of the banal and cheap 'nice, fake and cozy' interior of the overturned ship," he writes in an accompanying artist's statement, sounding like a more professorial Warhol.
What has struck some historians as particularly upside down about this is the idea that Hoover was offering F.D.R. power — he would have people of his choosing on the delegation — before he became President, and F.D.R. was turning him down.
"When did Norma Rae become a bad guy?" one of the union heavies asks, and it is a question that might well be directed at the filmmakers, who have turned the rousing rhetoric and simple us-against-them storytelling of the classic strike film upside down.
When I was struck with PTSD 'my whole world turned upside down.
I was struck by the way you turn beliefs upside down regarding stardom, wealth, love and voice.
It's easy to see why, as Kimbrel struck out 127 batters last season, giving him more upside than a dependable alternative like Mariano Rivera.
But this trend has an upside for NWRI and other government facilities, which struck up partnerships with universities and other organizations.
In Citizens United and McCutcheon, but also in decisions that precede them, including Buckley v. Valeo, the U.S. Supreme Court has turned the First Amendment upside down, striking down campaign spending limits that enable regular people to have an effective voice in the political process.
