Sentence examples for wild towards from inspiring English sources

But what projects The Call of the Wild towards immortality is London's urgent and vivid style, and his astonishing identification with the world he's describing.

Sure, everyone goes wild towards the end for Two Doors Down, but we've been taking notes and, compared to yesterday's Richter scale-registering reaction to MGMT's big hits, it's barely a rumble.

The "Justify My Love" (1990) video had scenes of orgy in it, similar to the scenes of Madonna being caressed by her dancers in "Girl Gone Wild", towards the end.

It begins promisingly with an account of Mars that is a really wild ride towards the abyss, but after that it becomes much more conventional.

His 1951 Vogue picture The Art of Travel has a visionary quality as a superbly elegant adventurer walks across a remote wild landscape towards her waiting plane: she is an unforgettable dream image.

The distinctively British sport of driving a small wild bird towards waiting guns became popular in the 19th century, establishing a rural tradition that has remained unchanged ever since.

Showing a level of skill with bat in hand that ought to have been well beyond a man of his supposedly limited capabilities, Lee had defended his wicket heroically on the fourth day, adding runs at a steady pace and almost nicking victory with a wild biff towards the rope that would have won the Test for Australia but for the presence of an England fielder.

The tramp turns wild, careening towards walls, shelves and ceilings.

This might be a selective advantage because polyploid dogroses dominate Central European rose populations and repel diploid wild roses towards more or less isolated habitats [ 15].

In contrast, obi mutants' response is wild type towards another cGMP-dependent attractant, E -11-tetradecenyl acetate (ETDA, a lepidopteran pheromone), as well as myristate (methyl tetradecanoate, an insect allomone), plant volatiles beta-caryophyllene and nicotinic acid, and the repellent 1-octanol.

Probably, upon a certain degree of nitration or depending by selective nitrated tyrosines, p53 shifted from wild-type towards unfolded conformation.