Sentence examples for taken sideways from inspiring English sources

These six photographs, taken sideways on to the lateral blast, vividly show the extent and size of the avalanche and flows as they reached northwards over and beyond Johnston's position.

Her phrase "It's a jungle gym, not a ladder" describes the many different paths careers can take, sideways and even downward on their way up.

Dynein has a net preference to move along a right-handed helical path, suggesting that the heads tend to bind to the closest tubulin binding site in the forward direction when taking sideways steps.

By the time the 1970s turned to the '80s, her career had taken a sideways turn.

Burnley chairman Barry Kilby was upset with Bolton and claimed they were "not the best of pals", claiming the Glasgow-born boss had taken "a sideways step".

Ferrets down trousers, a Greek chorus of fluffy bunnies and a couple of puppet hens who come to a sad end may not sound like the usual ingredients for Hansel and Gretel, but then Kneehigh are a company who have always taken a sideways look at classic tales, as they create their own ramshackle myth and magic.

It's like it took off sideways".

Mbami took a sideways pass before firing past goalkeeper Helton for the winner.

So British products can be more contrarian and take a sideways swipe at a problem.

Play resumed and Randy Velarde grounded to third, the ball taking a sideways hop.

"A comedian takes a sideways look at something," he said, characterising the channel's fare.