backward造句

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Then he walked away, backward.

He looked backward over his shoulder.

The three of us tumbled backward out the doorway.

But this argument has cause and effect backward.

He stepped backward and fell over the cliff.

This part of the country is still backward.

He took a backward step and ran away.

The whole city, architecture and people, lurch at all angles, backward, worn and poorly maintained.

Although he is clever, he is backward in giving his views.

These backward folk were labeled as "fools" by the general populace.

But I'm not asking you in any way, shape, or form to go backward.

The gangster tottered to one side, bumped against the stall, and then pitched backward onto the floor.

Aziraphale had already toppled backward into a rhododendron bush, a dark stain spread? Ing across his coat.

Most successful societies construct their narratives backward: Theorists concoct explanations for the achieved successes of these societies.

Compared to Prussian junkers or the landed nobility in czarist Russia, the Chinese landlord was a very backward man.

From this perspective the interests of the individual are bound up with the interests of the kinship group as it extends forward and backward across the generations.

Nor is it all backward-looking nostalgia: modern ICONS jostle with ancient attractions, and the writing is heavily salted with popular culture.

But after almost a decade of high oil prices - until last summer - Russia has done little to invest in infrastructure, or to help its backward, poverty-stricken regions.

Abstract: Small motorized tricycles changed the transportation of the face of the backward, and further promoted the development of rural economy.

According to the couple, when the assailant pointed a gun at him, Keith Melton instinctively started walking backward down the hall until he tripped and fell.

The fish had not survived its lengthy time out of the water and was now floating amidst the debris a few feet out from the bank, washed in against the shore by the backward eddy of the current.

An owl's head, for example, can twist so far round that it faces backward, but when the bird wants to look forward again, it must turn its head back the way it came.

But there is growing evidence that cancers can go backward or stop, and researchers are being forced to reassess their notions of what cancer is and how it develops.

Scientists using this theory to trace our universe backward in time have found that its beginning point had a minimum volume that is not zero and a maximum energy that is not infinite.

Marked changes have already taken place in Tibet, and the living standards of the Tibetan people have risen a great deal, but in general the region is still backward and a great deal remains to be done.

This omission is one of the most destructive, backward steps in modern software design. This failure can be attributed to the interdependence of files and the organizational systems in which they exist, an interdependence that doesn’t exist in the mechanical world.