Sentence examples for that goes backward from inspiring English sources

"We want a country in which it's possible for women to live in dignity," Ms. Camusso said, adding that a country that did not sustain women's "capacity for growth" was "a country that goes backward".

But neither do we want an economy that goes backward, back to a time when a larger share of people are employed in providing the established basic services, especially food, shelter and energy.

"He's there to catch any bounces that go backward," Lofton said.

"The Vatican seems to be facing in two directions -- there are genuine ecumenical feelers, and there are unilateral steps that go backward," Dr. Reamonn said.

Like McMorris-Rodgers', however, Lee's comments acknowledged that going backward isn't an option.

Every mistake I make which festers in my being, compounding my misery goes unlearned in the belief that going backward is a waste of time.

It's like a squiggly line that often goes backward and then propels forward then stays in one place for an unnervingly long amount of time.

In its place, a Transcendental Transport truck delivers an old-fashioned one-speed number that can travel through time, with a Time Clock on the handlebars that goes forward and backward.

It's wildly mobile, a hula dancing hinge that goes side to side, backward, forward, up, down.

"It wasn't that Tony Banks went backward, it's that those guys elevated themselves to the point where we feel for this particular season and the future this in the best interest of the football team," Campo said at the team's camp in Oxnard, Calif.

It was a first step that almost went backward.