other way造句

Try the integration the other way around.

He does not know any other way.

Cosco, however, went the other way.

But why not the other way round?

Should we not think about going the other way instead?

Is there any other way to take temperature?

Now the reality was just the other way round.

Anderson,face the other way,you are putting me off.

She's taking their money, not the other way around.

That means finding oneself wobbling first one way and then the other way.

Is there any other way to cook pigeon other than roasted?

Thus, if you buy individual stocks, you should note which way the herd is moving-and go the other way.

Every other way, we could hear it mixed with the other floors to watch from the spectators footsteps. Mr.

Be careful to always pour acid into water, and not the other way around!

And, of course, if you went clockwise it would be the other way around.

There is no other way but renewing the stator of the motor.

Shake my hand, then wash your hands-not the other way around.

Current library practices are following their lead, not the other way around.

We absolutely swung way too far in the liberal lending, but did we have to swing so far back the other way?

"Now that we did it this way... it was beautiful how it happened," he says. "And I wouldn't have it any other way now."

During the violence of 2007-08, most of the killing around Eldoret was Kalenjin on Kikuyu; in other parts of Kenya it was the other way round.

The other way is called a supercapacitor. This stores energy only at the surface of the electrode.

Would he object to workers making huge profits with little actual work, instead of the other way around?

I just didn't have the "Chinese acquisition drive" to do it in any other way, especially in the beginning.

That’s what you have to do when you’re at a club like United. There’s no other way.

Hi James, could you please make my dad look the other way, because it's a bit awkward! Hahahahaha thanks.

As one goes up the other goes up as one goes down the other goes down. It might be the other way around, anyways there is a correlation here.

Sometimes it's easier to look the other way — when she splashes in a mud puddle on the way home, for example, or stuffs her puppet under her bed instead of putting it on the proper shelf.

Prices either were going the way I doped them out, without any help from friends or partners, or they were going the other way, and nobody could stop them out of kindness to me.

I'm good at climbing too. But I like swinging most, because my head likes being the right way up and my feet like pointing down. I don't see what's nice about being the other way around.

Do not forget what people say when they are angry, because they are often the truth, and do not hate those who say it, because it is the other way for you to see yourself in a different way.

You would be a sweet surrender. I must go the other way and my train will carry me onward though my heart would truly stay.

The British and German foreign ministers visited President Boris Tadic to remind him that Serbia had asked to join the EU rather than the other way around.

It goes the other way around too. Although it's less likely to be a problem, emails designed for mobile will look better on the desktop.

WHEN Russia worries publicly about the financial stability of the European Union, as opposed to the other way around, you know the euro is in real trouble.

"Basically since 2001 if you look at the stock market and gold they more or less track each other - which is sort of interesting you'd think it would go the other way," he said.

The other way is to turn the sheet on its short dimension, feeding the other long edge to the grippers, after backing-up, the sheet is cut in half at its short dimension.

The other way to cure the problem is to have the hoarder actually tackle the issue himself, to see how he is trapped by his own debris and to want to make a change.

Facing the lively aesthetic activities in art and literary circles, we have no other way but to make the reasonable choice to conduct an aesthetic elaboration for literary, artistic and poetic taste.

If you need to go the other way and find elements that might be deeply nested from the one you have, you can do that too (see Listing 13).

The huge white shell flocks on the verge of water look like sails, and in other way like clusters of full-blown flowers, which are very prettily charming, gracefully light and brightly clear.