| I sort of guessed something was wrong when I parked on a steep hill, put the handbrake full on and promptly rolled backwards. |
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| Feeling there was something behind him, he glanced backwards and saw that he was being followed by a gigantic black figure. |
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| Rob ran backwards towards the river, trying to beat it about the head with the remaining 18 inches of stick. |
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| Fashion took a step backwards as people developed nostalgia for the 70's and started wearing bell-bottomed pants and lots of flannel. |
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| He uttered a faint, choking gasp, and toppled over backwards, stiff as a board. |
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| Fleet went toppling over backwards, sending his armful of cannonballs clattering across the deck. |
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| I nodded and left the room, with a worried glance backwards at the woman who was still sitting on the couch, looking so miserable and helpless. |
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| His second shot landed on the green, 10 feet short, but checked and rolled backwards off the green. |
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| I was beginning to go a little cross-eyed when quite suddenly the ball was rolling backwards. |
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| Sometimes the gradient becomes so steep that I worry about toppling over backwards. |
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| Suddenly, as if it had a will of its own, the ball rolled backwards, building speed. |
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| Grace sighed, silently counting backwards from ten, trying to suppress her emotions and giving herself a few moments to gather her thoughts. |
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| An older name for the siemens is the mho, which, of course, is ohm spelled backwards. |
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| He follows the Prologue with a tale told backwards, in reverse chronological order. |
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| It actually sounded like it was spoken backwards, so we played it in reverse. |
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| Count backwards from the date you plan to transplant to calculate seed starting date. |
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| The driver reversed the van backwards, but there were cars behind us and we couldn't go back further. |
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| A three-digit number was presented and participants were instructed to count backwards by threes for 10 seconds. |
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| Hi, Emma, now I am going to put this over your nose and I need you to count backwards from twenty. |
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| My anger management counselor told me that in time like these, I need to sit back, and calmly count backwards from ten. |
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| She then wrote down the alphabet backwards, each corresponding to the first twenty six numbers. |
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| The women had to do such things as recall paragraphs, name as many animals as they could in 1 minute, and count backwards. |
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| Count the hours with the water-measure until dawn, then count backwards to the time of the birth. |
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| Please note that in order to win, you MUST turn your baseball cap backwards determinedly while staring your opponent down. |
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| If May 15th is your target date you should count backwards on the calendar 100 days. |
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| He started to count backwards from today's date in his head but, with a rapid twitch of his head, forced himself to stop. |
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| She flung open her backpack which she put on backwards in order to look through it. |
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| Every single one of his intended blows was blocked and parried, even when the man tripped and fell backwards. |
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| So if we think on that time scale, if we think as far ahead as geologists are accustomed to think backwards into the past, then it's not crazy. |
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| We are trying to set a meeting up with residents as we feel we can bend over backwards to meet their concerns. |
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| Film titles, like Andy Kaufman's record, jerking backwards and forwards awkwardly, move between fact and fantasy, real and imagined worlds. |
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| In at least one seminar, the inevitable happened and she tipped over backwards on to the floor. |
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| I wince as it collides against her forehead, then jump up as she tips back and falls over backwards, chair and all. |
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| This means that individuals often look backwards to their origins in order to find themselves, rather than to their own lives and activities. |
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| However, my mind tends to frequently wander backwards into the past or else goes racing off into the future. |
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| The real progression of the movie is a progression backwards, further and further into the past. |
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| He stood for a second, his eyes slowly rolling to the back, then tipped over backwards. |
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| We can travel north or south, east and west, but we can only go forwards in time to the future, not backwards in time to the past. |
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| It's not that you're going backwards in time, it's that you visit the past. |
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| A failure to follow through on their unspoken promise might well pitch Ukraine backwards into the past from which it is emerging. |
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| It tipped over backwards and smashed a frosted window to pieces, one of which glass splinters landed near me. |
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| It enables us to move backwards, to view the past through a certain shade of tinted glasses. |
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| He reeled up and toppled over backwards, banging his head on the edge of a chair. |
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| It would be a step backwards, and he rarely takes a step backwards without having one or two forward movements up his sleeve. |
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| Here we have the Government taking a huge step backwards towards compulsory trade unionism. |
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| The dangers of moving backwards are clear for an administration fixated with past mistakes. |
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| The ACCI stated that Labor's policy could send the Australian economy backwards and compromise economic development. |
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| With the advent of the left, state intervention in the economy took a step backwards. |
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| He looked up at the tall man with curiosity, tipping back his head to view him, nearly tipping over backwards in his effort. |
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| It then began to move slowly backwards still heading south and beating its wings until it disappeared. |
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| Huge areas of the world have gone backwards in social and economic terms in the last few decades. |
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| In summary, we believe that this bill takes a few steps forward in the right direction, but it also takes a few steps backwards. |
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| Ultimately they tune out, and the social justice movement takes another step backwards. |
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| She fell backwards, laughing hysterically as the kittens pawed at her nose and tugged on her hair. |
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| She spread out her fingers and supported her weight on the chair, tilting it backwards slightly as she did. |
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| If we have to take a step backwards in order to take two steps forward, then so be it. |
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| Other indicators show the region slipping backwards both economically and socially. |
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| So, if to make the world a better place for all, the entire world must take a massive leap backwards, is that not potentially far worse? |
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| We're seeing a majority of Torontonians slide backwards economically and into despair. |
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| I'm pretty sceptical about this system as the dustbin tends to rock forwards and backwards in the barrow splashing everywhere. |
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| We discovered in the massacre at Macclesfield that all teams can look poor going backwards, and Longton were certainly no exception. |
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| Shaped like the letter C, this innovative sculptural seat allows the occupant to sit forwards, backwards and sideways, depending on use. |
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| For the first time in ages, the opposition scrum was actually going backwards and the psychological boost that gives you is immense. |
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| Ilkley's powerful front five had worn down the Heath pack and were pushing the Heath scrum backwards. |
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| The true advantage to foreign visitors in Thailand is that they are extremely welcome and most Thais will bend over backwards to please them. |
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| A hand yanked him backwards as a car went screaming past him, the driver angrily blaring his horn at him. |
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| Stuart moved towards my hunched body, but I scrabbled backwards away from him. |
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| You will still hurt from going over backwards, but your scone should still be in one piece. |
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| This breastplate is designed to keep the saddle from sliding backwards while allowing the horse freedom of movement. |
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| Finally, the sheer force of the karaoke's badness knocked me backwards out the rear door. |
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| With net metering, surplus solar power in excess of instantaneous loads spins the revenue meter backwards. |
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| I asked, looking upside-down and backwards from my position of lying down on the ground. |
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| Jenna closed her eyes, light dancing around her, her long hair blowing backwards from a sudden uprush of air. |
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| Anything that seeks to undermine rights is a needless compromise and a huge and terminal step backwards. |
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| She hears the grandfather clock chiming, but when she looks at it, it is running backwards. |
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| Daniel shook his head and began to move my arms backwards and forwards, in time with the music. |
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| A Canterbury Tale is a different kind of war story, one that tries to trace backwards to a time untainted by large-scale human bloodshed. |
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| She shot down the road backwards before smashing into the wall of a front garden five doors down the street. |
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| About 20 players performed drills with singular enthusiasm and varying attire, including soccer shirts and baseball caps worn backwards. |
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| I leap up, shoving my chair backwards, and point an accusing finger at him. |
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| Fleur remembered the crease under her chin and unconsciously jerked her neck backwards. |
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| You know we bend over backwards in work to be helpful and polite to people. |
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| The propeller or the jet engine of an aircraft pushes air backwards to propel the aircraft forward. |
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| After all that unpleasantry Saber had endured, how dare anyone presume to think they knew him backwards, frontwards, upside down and sideways? |
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| If a club doesn't have a long term plan then it can become directionless and just jog along or, worse, slip backwards. |
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| And with that he stalked off, leaving his friend to rush after him, school bag joggling backwards and forwards on his back. |
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| All well and good, but I really can't see why people are bending over backwards for him. |
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| Sylph blew a mighty wind and sent all of the Jotuns tumbling backwards into their home. |
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| He yawned boorishly and stretched his arms above his head of crimson spiky hair, leaning backwards for some emphasis of his boredom. |
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| Some very knowledgable people say that most contemporary bodyboards for sale today ride faster when ridden upside down and backwards. |
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| Back on the original path, this album is a feast of rain stick, electronics, cymbal reverb, soft percussion and backwards dissolves. |
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| The scenes cut between the characters and jump backwards and forwards in time. |
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| While the script jumps forward and backwards in time, Rose leaves more unexplained than he should. |
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| Branchiopod characters include endites with setae turned backwards, the elongation of the telson, and its fluke-shaped rami. |
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| The force of the blow unbalances him, and he falls backwards onto the ground. |
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| He grabbed her arms suddenly and whipped her body around, moving her backwards until she was backed up against the wall, trapped. |
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| The rest of it flow backwards against the natural flow of the river creating a small whirlpool effect. |
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| The noise started Jordan and made her take a step backward onto a rattle of the baby's which made her fall backwards onto the foot of the bed. |
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| In fact, as aficionados of the English language will know, a palindrome is a word whose letters spell the same forwards as backwards. |
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| The dude lashed out with a back kick which she dodged by jumping backwards. |
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| The keel of A. priceana does not coil after tripping, instead, it bends sharply backwards at the mid-point. |
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| The game also illustrated genuine pace from Parks when making umpteen breaks, before knocking Ronan O'Gara backwards in a tackle. |
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| His moss green baseball cap was turned backwards to keep his hair out of his eyes. |
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| Cecil mustered what was left of his strength and jumped backwards, narrowly avoiding a whirling morning star. |
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| I move slightly and gasp, jumping backwards, heart thumping with shock and fright. |
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| Recently, a 92-foot ketch lost control in a lock, was spun 180 degrees by the current and had to be towed out of the lock backwards. |
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| Renwick climbed aboard a young horse in the yard at home last week and was horribly squashed underneath his mount when it reared over backwards. |
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| The railing wasn't meant to hold that much weight, so it collapsed backwards. |
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| Andreas turned around and kicked out at Justin, sending him staggering backwards to regain his balance. |
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| They bend backwards to please guests some of whom are very grumpy, moody and complain about anything. |
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| The pair then climbed 200m above the sea, to perform an air show that included flying backwards and virtually looping the loop. |
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| He struck her in the chest with the heel of his palm and Liz staggered backwards. |
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| One shot bellowed out, and his gun recoiled, jumping backwards from the force of the bullet ripping from its nozzle. |
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| The men move and take as at draughts, except that in capturing they move either forwards or backwards like a draught king. |
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| Her feet kicked up and hit Sean backwards sending him into a tree knocking him out for the count. |
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| I was thrown back in my seat as the force from the ship's quick blast-off threw me backwards. |
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| He moved me a step backwards, not roughly, and held my shoulders in his hands, looking into my reddened eyes. |
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| If you become a really skilled skater, blading backwards will give your legs an extra challenge. |
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| Police chiefs were red-faced yesterday after their road safety trailer rolled backwards down a hill and smashed into a shop. |
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| With a sweeping motion, he turns me to my side and pushes the top of my body backwards, draping it over his arm. |
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| And I think this judge bent over backwards to ensure a fair trial and a verdict that would not be reversed on appeal. |
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| But as any scholar of the wordsearch knows, you can go backwards as well as forwards. |
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| That is what the government is demanding firefighters accept after their union has bent over backwards to seek compromise over their pay claim. |
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| And because she knows the script backwards, I'll sometimes ask her what she thinks sounds better. |
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| We gave them live gigs, demos, everything we had, and they came back knowing his stuff backwards. |
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| It was a fantastic idea and a wonderful country, the Mongolians bent over backwards to be welcoming. |
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| They don't feel threatened, and of course he knows the stuff backwards so it's a great asset. |
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| And for those who don't already know it backwards, 3,000 balloons will be at the ready, printed with lyrics. |
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| There aren't many people who know their way backwards through a computer manual. |
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| They are increasingly fashionable, articulate, urban and upper class, even as they know their constituencies backwards. |
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| He reeled backwards, losing his footing, stumbling behind one of the buildings. |
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| A young guy wearing not a fedora nor a tuque but a backwards ball cap exits the front door with two giggling girls. |
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| They keep me even on both sides of my body, and I can stand up without falling backwards or tipping too far forwards. |
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| The cat reeled backwards violently, clamping the collar of Maryn's tunic in its jaw. |
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| To be fair, my dad always bent over backwards for us to fit in, but not lose a sense of who we are. |
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| Liz continued backwards into one of the alcoves and struck the wall below one of the windows. |
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| Every time the driver changed gears, the bus shuddered, stalled and rolled backwards. |
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| Well, I have agreed a fee with the buyer and already solicitors are busying themselves passing bits of paper backwards and forwards. |
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| A washing machine he was putting into the skip slipped backwards, gashing his forehead and leaving his fingers badly lacerated. |
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| Now they have discovered, after bending over backwards with effort and capital, the market had diminished alarmingly. |
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| Herodotus rejoins that camels have four thighbones in their hind legs, and that their genitals face backwards. |
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| Michael rolled his tongue backwards in his mouth, savoring the bittersweet beer he clutched in his pale soft hands. |
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| Leeds Crown Court heard in the process he suddenly dropped some nine metres, landing on his feet, but fell backwards and struck his head. |
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| Bianca's eyes swelled and suddenly her neck thrashed backwards and she yelped out loud. |
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| But I draw the line at being so accommodating and respectful of the views of others that we lean over backwards so far that we fall over. |
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| Sighing, she jumped on top of the rock and was immediately blown backwards by a storm of fire. |
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| He shot forward suddenly, knocking me backwards with a powerful kick to my chest. |
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| I put a hand up to his face, and he stepped backwards, obviously expecting a slap, but I stroked his cheek. |
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| During evacuation, the anorectal junction moves down and backwards and the pelvic floor usually descends slightly. |
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| His hatred of Communism meant he bent over backwards to support anti-communist insurgencies in Central America, Asia and Africa. |
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| First the boat was nose-diving towards the beach at great speed and then the sea reversed and threw them backwards. |
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| The car went backwards and I grabbed the car seat and the shoulder pad of his jacket. |
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| Marcy stumbled backwards and tripped over her own foot, falling on her bottom with a thud and nearly toppling over the edge of the rock again. |
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| He even went to great lengths to conceal his work by writing in cryptic shorthand or writing backwards. |
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| Rya put the car in reverse, and I stepped back as the car rolled backwards out of the driveway. |
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| He had shod his horse backwards so that the prints of the horseshoes led the Martya to look for seven years in the wrong direction. |
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| I grunted and lifted my foot off the brake so that the car rolled backwards in reverse. |
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| Justin shifted into reverse and began to drive backwards until the headlights showed us the path to the correct exit. |
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| My inertia in not pushing it backwards into a safe zone is as guilty for the shattered glass as the treacherous wind. |
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| Doune then caught a heavy blow to his left side, his shield blunting the force of the blow, but stumbled backwards and fell onto his back. |
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| The gearshift clicks into reverse and we slide backwards until we begin to slip in the wrong direction. |
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| Note that subatomic particles sometimes have antiparticles, with opposite charge and spin, that are the same ones going backwards in time. |
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| His arms are thrust backwards, and one can see his ribs protruding from his front. |
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| There were reports of a permanently stoned Perry walking backwards and talking in riddles while striking the ground with a hammer. |
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| It made me slightly dizzy and light-headed, and I collapsed backwards on the bed with every intent to sleep it off. |
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| Things turned worse when he began tripping over backwards for no apparent reason. |
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| And I just want to say that I have bent over backwards to be fair to minority interests. |
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| The main landing gear had been sheared off and the nosegear was twisted, bent backwards and jammed into the fuselage aft of the wheelwell. |
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| Aidis floated backwards as he descended to the stage, his robe billowing dramatically. |
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| I was skating this rail and I tried to backside lipslide it, and when I bailed out I kind of landed backwards and hit my head so hard. |
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| The blow shattered yet another piece in the fencing as the human went flying backwards into it. |
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| Get rid of the dull ninety minutes of running backwards and forwards on the field, and just go straight to the penalty shoot-out. |
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| To kiss this fabled rock first you must lie, arched backwards, leaning out from the castle's parapet with a 27-metre drop below. |
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| She started Hazel on some somersaults then dive rolls and had started on backwards walkovers, when she heard Hazel complain. |
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| The guns leapt backwards with a rolling crash and an immense cloud of dirty smoke billowed back. |
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| The trajectory could then be plotted and extrapolated backwards so that its position could be located. |
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| He dramatically flops backwards, lolling out his tongue and pretending to be dead. |
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| A dark shape loomed before him and he fell backwards, giving a yelp of dismay at his outline. |
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| I don't understand why she goes backwards, back and aslant, tacking to one side. |
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| The usual backwards baseball cap and baggy trousers, but instead of trainers he wears tiny, tight climbing shoes. |
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| She took her hand and with no support, purposely fell into him, causing him to fall backwards. |
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| Valshar's hands went out at the shoulders and caught himself as he fell and started to turn his fall into a backwards roll. |
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| His brother had fallen backwards onto the grass in the lawn losing much blood it seemed. |
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| I moved backwards slightly, almost from reflex, and he shook his bottle at me again. |
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| You may say that none of this sounds like a leap forward, more like a totter backwards. |
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| There is little scope for skipping backwards and forwards, or referencing particular sections of the work when using an audiobook. |
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| Players go backwards and forwards, alternating the target box in the same manner as for quoits or bowls. |
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| She tossed her long hair backwards and gallantly stood awaiting my reaction. |
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| In response, the girl just cowered away from him, crawling backwards on her hands and knees. |
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| The light breeze caught her hair and sent it flying backwards as she tossed her head. |
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| The four trucks derailed at 11.15 am when a locomotive was shunting 29 trucks backwards in preparation to leave for Johannesburg later. |
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| Twist the ends like a cracker and then roll the parcel backwards and forwards to create a sausage shape about the thickness of a 50p piece. |
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| She hears children going backwards and forwards past her house all the time, sometimes screaming and shouting as children do. |
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| But after this, he thought of what a sensational delight it would be to feel tears running backwards through himself and into his empty belly. |
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| If someone approaches in an aggressive manner then it puts your back up, but we have bent over backwards to help people. |
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| But they then conceded a silly penalty and compounded their error when, after some backchat, the referee moved them ten metres backwards. |
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| I tugged again, and then as I stumbled, the suitcase teetered, and fell backwards, bouncing down the stairs to land at the bottom. |
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| People who were standing upon the land were either thrown backwards into the crowd, or teetered back and forth on the rising ground of the levee. |
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| Alex's books fell and she teetered backwards and would have fallen if it weren't for an arm grabbing her by the waist. |
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| She paces backwards and forwards, at one end of the platform, muttering quietly to herself, gesticulating with quick fingers. |
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| One girl in a blue sari was now shaking her long mane of hair backwards and forwards as she was seized by a series of impossible convulsions. |
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| Disturbances can occur while a fish is at rest, when swimming forwards and backwards, and during maneuvers while moving in either direction. |
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| Rather than expanding services to cater for its population explosion, the town has taken a major step backwards over the past thirty years. |
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| He looked proud of himself and fell backwards under the water, doing a backstroke away. |
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| As I rolled backwards into the warm waters I was surprised to the point of grunting in contentment. |
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| It is quite hard, however, to write about the one without a nervous glance backwards at the other. |
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| Ushered to the sides, fans glance backwards and, catching sight of the Welsh players, clap and cheer. |
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| Devon's eyes widened in surprise at my sudden movements, and stumbled backwards when he caught me. |
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| He was wearing dark clothing and had no cycle lights, and was hit by the police car as he glanced backwards. |
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| He pushed the chair backwards with his sudden movement, producing a very loud noise. |
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| He rocked forwards but when he tried to regain his balance he over done the movement and fell backwards. |
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| The sudden movement sent me reeling backwards into a cabinet door, effectively knocking the wind out of me. |
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| I snarled and she took a step backwards, glancing at the naked blade in my hands. |
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| She turned and glanced backwards, finding that the pair had stopped squabbling and were then noticing the company. |
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| I glanced backwards, even though it was impossible for anyone in the back to hear anything of what was being said. |
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| It was derived from a variety of sources, such as Italian words, rhyming slang, and back slang, which was saying a word as if it were spelled backwards. |
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| It seems backwards to applaud what is already necessary, what has already been clear for a long time. |
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| Since bandwidth has become reasonable, paying extra for it feels like a backwards move. |
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| In the search for an alternative, both writers looked not forward, but backwards. |
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| Speaking up about this backwards philosophy is actually how she got the gig. |
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| I felt uncomfortable just listening to him bend over backwards doing cultural sensitivity gymnastics. |
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| It drove me crazy that we all bent over backwards to be liked by her. |
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| Guitarist McGarvey sways backwards and forwards on his wah-wah pedal as the nine-piece band with full horn section segues seamlessly from Shaft to Bullitt. |
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| Alaina fell backwards onto the bed, weary from the day's events. |
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| Then suddenly, as if I'd thought too soon, there was a terrific pull backwards, and we were all thrown forwards in our seats as the train juddered to a sudden halt. |
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| They fall backwards into trenches, the camera jolting with the concussive force of the explosions. |
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| The guitar and what sounds like a wheezy harmonium played backwards contribute to an impression of technologised folk that makes surprisingly engaging sense. |
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| His arms started flailing, and whoops! he was heading backwards again. |
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| I stumbled backwards a step then readopted my basketball blocking stance. |
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| Hastily, the girl slid backwards on hands and knees behind the nearest tree, and watched as they opened the wicket gate and walked down the track deeper into the forest. |
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| This young lady in her fringed green cowboy suit with boots dyed to match struck me as an image out of time, her blonde hair streaming backwards under her Stetson. |
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| The actual sound used is a recording of a baby's scream played backwards. |
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| He thinks he is at the end of a great, sloppy ride falling backwards into the foam. |
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| As she stepped forward a couple of younger boys came pounding down the sidewalk and both knocked into her, sending her falling backwards towards the street. |
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| Carrie has completed the course before and knows the horse backwards. |
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| Thrust off balance, Ikeda reeled backwards, shocked and aghast. |
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| Conner stumbled backwards, reeling from the blow to his face. |
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| Poised on the edge of her seat, a wriggle backwards would put Ahern's tiny frame in danger of being swallowed by the sumptuously plush green sofa. |
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| We would like to register our sadness in reading this article, since it is a step backwards in informing the public of the nature of mental illness. |
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| She fell backwards, landing with a sickening thud, and didn't move. |
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| You can go backwards in the article by clicking the leftmost column. |
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| The engines were stopped and reversed, and the vessel ascended backwards. |
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| He was going to fly the airplane backwards using reverse engine thrust! |
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| Damian ran toward Kale and holding the sword backwards, he sliced in a reverse motion, making it difficult for his opponent to do anything but defend himself. |
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| Fichter threw the car into reverse and took off down the alley, backwards. |
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| Straight away I put the car into reverse and shot out backwards. |
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| She threw the van into reverse and sped backwards, gaining enough distance that she could turn the big van around and flee from the scene of battle. |
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| A roar rose from her throat, and she pushed herself backwards sharply. |
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| It can move backwards or forwards on its own power, and the men operating it can rotate it this way or that. |
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| The incident happened when the horse was being led along the towpath on Sunday by her owner when she shied at a cycle barrier and bolted backwards. |
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| I watched one bee make a bad landing, slip off, fall backwards, bounce off a branch in the stem of the flower, and land on her back on the ground. |
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| Rather than dismissing their culture and beliefs as rustic and backwards, she seeks to engage with them and understand their form, origin and nature. |
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| Nick quickly sped backwards, looking at the two shadows in front of him. |
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| Well, would that I could spin the world backwards, but no such luck. |
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| But, on the whole, senor and the neocons who lap him up get things essentially backwards. |
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| Also, with the use of analog devices including backwards symbols, vintage keyboards, tape echo and voice distortion, the record secretes vintage appeal. |
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| Her curiosity satiated, she walked away without a backwards glance. |
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| The head, neck, and rump are protected by quills, the tips of which are covered with backwards projecting barbs which make their removal painful and difficult. |
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| Faith pulled Ben backwards as his movements became jerky and desperate. |
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| Lex shot him a glance and scampered backwards, stumbling over Clark. |
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| Ignatious began to roll his chair backwards, towards the door. |
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| To correct for this, players can attempt to put English on the ball, making it roll backwards, forwards or to either side once it's on the ground. |
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| How long do you need to memorize 30 digits and then count them backwards? |
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| The other two look backwards over porn's not so illustrious past. |
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| They looked backwards to a classical past rather than biblical precedent to provide new political ideologies with intellectual credibility and authority. |
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| More importantly, both songs look backwards to long-ago battles. |
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| Life is not supposed to go backwards and suck you back into the past because there is where you will find how they became who they were and you will fall more in love. |
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| The story takes an unexpected turn when it suddenly speeds backwards in time, reversing all the images just seen and landing back at the beginning. |
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| How easy of a relationship will that be, especially since Venus is now turning backwards, looking at her past mistakes, misadventures and memories? |
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| The quest for an origin leads us forever backwards into the past. |
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| Now looking at the performance of the Indian side over the past two games, we seem to have gone backwards instead of rectifying the mistakes of the World Cup. |
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| The truth is that free trade is taking our economy and society backwards. |
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| Productivity's been going backwards in Australia for the past year. |
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| That is at the lineout, which has been a vital phase of play in the past two matches and remains the only area where Scotland have arguably gone backwards in the past year. |
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| We spent the night on a big wooden yacht cruising backwards and forwards along the river, eating good food and cooing over the illuminated sights. |
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| I walked backwards and forwards in front of them repeatedly as though someone were pressing the rewind button on a video machine, but to no avail. |
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| Having completely forgotten about the spell sealing it, they ran right into the barrier and were thrown backwards, landing on top of the manservant. |
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| During a night watch, while the male godwits were incubating, it was noted that the females stood sleeping on the poles with their bills tucked backwards in their mantles. |
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| She watched the repetitive movement of the windscreen wipers swish backwards and forwards, clearing the screen from the streaks of water that blurred it. |
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| Keighley's pack was seldom outplayed by Scarborough's robust efforts up front, even though it was shunted backwards from time to time in the scrummages. |
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| The boy next to her wore a scummy baseball cap turned backwards. |
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| Mauritian sega dancing starts somewhere around the pelvis and doesn't stop until the dancers are limbo-arched backwards in a wild, shake-that-thing convulsion. |
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| At a stroke, Carlile put the doubts back in Harrington's mind when he swept him over backwards with a salto, a throw borrowed from the freestyle wrestling. |
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| It thunks into his chest, and Whitford flips backwards out of his chair and off the edge of the plateau, falling hundreds of feet to the valley floor below. |
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| His legs immediately gave way and he rolled backwards with a loud thud, landing sprawled, suffering from chronically injured pride, in an ungainly heap. |
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| Our menfolk are not usually backwards at coming forwards, so it was a surprise to see Blackburn's first speed dating event had more women than men queuing to find a partner. |
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| It is broken and caused my wheelchair to topple over backwards. |
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| A broad leather bellyband prevented the cart from tipping backwards. |
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| She was just exiting the bathroom as she tossed her hair backwards. |
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| Surprised, the dragons sprang backwards, snorting and tossing their heads. |
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| I saw my mother fall backwards and hit her head on the table. |
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| I put my right foot on it, and put my hand on his shoulder, then he quickly heaved me up, making me lose my balance, and I began falling backwards. |
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| The horse just sprung into the air and came backwards right down on her. |
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| Rather than moving her car a few feet backwards, she wanted us to move a huge trailer truck around the entire building to park it next to another truck. |
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| His shirt was on backwards and he still had shaving cream on his face. |
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| An old trampish man shuffles backwards and forwards onto the stage. |
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| And if you wear bifocals or trifocals, keep in mind that you may have a tendency to tilt your head backwards so that you can see through the lower portion of your glasses. |
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| Jodi staggered backwards from her sister's bed after tucking Hannah in. |
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| The anxious looks they cast backwards were not directed at her. |
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| Effortlessly sidestepping a wayward javelin, the Grand Master leapt into the fray, landing with such force that several Serpent-Men were sent sprawling backwards. |
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