Sentence examples for to run upside from inspiring English sources

It was clear when the colonists started the city on Wurundjeri land, but now it's said to run upside down.

What gives geckos the remarkable ability to run upside down across ceilings and stop short on smooth vertical surfaces?

After cockroaches and geckos flip over ledges, they can then continue to run upside-down under surfaces.

Robert Aldrich's moral universe is so violently out of kilter that even his opening credits run upside down.

"You're trying to run an upside-down pyramid in a pyramid structure," he said.

"You're trying to run an upside-down pyramid in a pyramid structure," says Tim McDonald, author and policy advocate with Education Evolving, an educational think tank based in St .Paul, Minn.

If longer legs allow spiders to run faster upside-down, we expected to see a positive relationship between the FTL residuals and bridging speed and also that a regression model of FTL residuals predicting bridging speed would be more parsimonious (i.e., lower Akaike's Information Criterion, AIC) than a model predicting running speed on the ground.

The film consisted of four and a half hours (a 111-minute version has just been released on DVD) of 'discordant' images, enhanced with scratches, shaky footage running upside down or in reverse, blank frames, stock shots and a soundtrack consisting of monologues and onomatopoeic poetry (i.e. sounds rather than words).

The next thing you know, the track is a figure eight, or a portion of it has lifted like a Hot Wheels track and you're running upside down against the laws of gravity.

(Satyarthi, in a speech, described a factory where "if they tried to run away, they were hanged upside down on trees and beaten with stones…. Many of them had been burned with cigarettes").

(Satyarthi, in a speech, described a factory where "if they tried to run away, they were hanged upside down on trees and beaten with stones.... Many of them had been burned with cigarettes").