Sentence examples similar to winding downwards from inspiring English sources
Suddenly the road winds downwards and, echoing the jagged cliff edge, is the jutting architecture of a very modern hotel nestling at the bottom of a huge chasm: the Ma'in hot springs.
But where the laptop is concerned they have been revised smartly downwards, so that now, depending on who you believe, there will be either three or thirty minutes' running for every minute spent winding the computer up).
Wind all strings downwards into a spiral so that there is a greater amount of string tension.
The equatorial middle atmospheres of the Earth1, Jupiter2 and Saturn3,4 all exhibit a remarkably similar phenomenon a vertical, cyclic pattern of alternating temperatures and zonal (east west) wind regimes that propagate slowly downwards with a well-defined multi-year period.
"When you also add into the equation continued progress in cleaner baseload power from sources like new nuclear technologies.... natural gas.... and cleaner coal power, it feels to us like the projected growth rates of solar and wind might need to be revised downwards," writes Kachan.
Cooler winds blowing at higher elevations are directed downwards through the narrow, vertical slits, subsequently pushing warm air inside the buildings up and out through an opening on the opposite side of the wind catcher.
Campbell says that the curved surfaces of the Gherkin help wind to flow around the building without being forced downwards.
In their simplest form, wind catchers harness the cool breezes and redirect them downwards either into the home or into underground storage rooms to refrigerate perishable foods.
As the prevailing political wind disempowers those who understand teaching, it also passes the buck downwards – please fill in another spreadsheet with some more arbitrary and largely meaningless levels; please tell us why this child is making us look bad by not meeting the half-baked target we have set; please give us some information in case OFSTED arrive and ask for it.
