Sentence examples for taking sideways from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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

Hannah J Davies British TV is not suffering a noticeable dearth of bumptious comics taking a sideways look at the news, but rarely are the consequences amusing.

Critical reaction to Andrew Stanton's John Carter, which I actually thought was great fun, suggests it is no longer possible to get weird and wonderful 1930s-style space fantasy material past critics without taking a sideways view of distinctly dated material.

In a 43-year career at the WSJ, Newman wrote more than 400 front-page articles, taking a sideways look at the news through subjects as diverse as sausages, Grape-Nuts and WeedWackers.

By comparison, Coogan seems to have wilfully shied away from mainstream success, taking a sideways step into film roles, playing Tony Wilson in 24 Hour Party People and Phileas Fogg in Around the World in 80 Days.