Sentence examples for the first upside from inspiring English sources

Here is the first upside: If you hire the right person for the market and give them a bit of freedom, you can harness their entrepreneurial spirit and pass on that "founder passion".

Some 50 years ago, Mrs. Seeber wrote -- but never published -- one of the first upside-down rhyming books for children.

The second upside is that having discussions earlier in life seems to put people's minds at rest and they live longer – how else do you explain that life expectancy in La Crosse is now statistically higher than other similar geographies?

Turn the first one upside down, then place the second one on top of that.

In 2011, as her first term closed, Justice Kagan filed an important dissent countering an opinion by Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. that turned the meaning of the First Amendment upside down.

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.

For example, when negotiating first-round contracts for players such as Aaron Rodgers of the Packers and Jeremy Maclin of the Eagles, 90% of the negotiation was about the fifth-year upside.

Turn the second bottle upside down, with the bottle cap facing the table.

To divide fractions, turn the second fraction upside down, the multiply them together.

If you use scalloped bricks, put the second layer upside down, so the scalloped edges are touching between the two layers.

In the first sentence of book one, McDonald captures the upheaval of divorce for a child: "The world spun-first upside down, then right side up again..."...