| Shimoyo hurtled towards the mirror-like surface of the lake in an out-of-control earthward plunge. |
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| A leaf slowly died, floating gently earthward from its perch on the redwood. |
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| Sunny wings sprang open and bore him in a steep glide earthward, down past sheer cliffs spangled with bright alpine flowers and stunted scrub. |
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| Sunlight that isn't absorbed or reflected by clouds as it plunges earthward will heat the surface. |
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| What remains of the balloon after burst is dragged earthward by the descending near spacecraft. |
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| With shrill twittering, the birds tumbled earthward, suddenly landing among the flint-stones. |
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| The violent storm, with its 70-mile-per-hour winds, tore loose the airship's control cabin, which plummeted earthward like a boulder. |
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| A Zero careened sharply, smoking, and its engine reduced to a mere whine as it plummeted earthward. |
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| The ball headed earthward toward me and knocked my cap off back over my head with a quick knock to the bill. |
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| The next, he's hurtling earthward from a precarious platform 50 meters above the ground. |
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| Beads of sweat poured down King Louis' brow, indistinguishable from the rivers of rainwater that dripped earthward from his face. |
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| It's like an electron avalanche, he says, that can flood up toward the ionosphere or slide earthward, depending on the electric field direction. |
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| Yet as the last colored leaves, varnished with the first rains of winter, fall earthward, the deciduous trees bare their sinewy musculature for all the world to look upon. |
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| These transient electric fields energize particles to high energy and propel them earthward. |
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| The leading edge of this region reaches the Earth and presses the magnetopause earthward. |
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| Columns of cooled air then sink earthward, striking the ground with strong downdrafts and horizontal winds. |
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| Finally the bird plunges earthward with wings and tail closed. |
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| The more water vapour present in air in which they formed before they can the air, the sooner the air can be cooled to fall earthward. |
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| It was a long minute, filled with moaning and horror-struck, averted eyes, as the struggling figure plunged earthward. |
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| Pretty soon this faint object started to fall earthward. |
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| After many such ordinarily begins in clouds where ice collisions, raindrops large enough to fall crystals and supercooled water droplets earthward are formed. co-exist. |
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| These cloud particles accelerates upward producing turbulent may grow large enough to overcome eddies and strong vertical movements. the push of rising air currents and fall earthward as precipitation. |
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| The sudden earthward motion and accompanying increase in strength of the magnetopause current cause an abrupt increase in the magnetic field at the Earth's surface known as the storm sudden commencement. |
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| Also, because the tangential drag on the tail has increased, the tail current moves earthward to increase the force that the Earth exerts on the tail, thus balancing the additional force of the solar wind. |
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