backward inside造句

• Nash was handcuffed, ordered to walk backward inside of a cordon of police cars, and searched.
• Intuitively, if the light rays are converging, this means that the light is moving backwards inside of the ball.
• It differs from a regular loop jump in that it is landed on the opposite foot, on a backward inside edge.
• Painstaking analysis of the ill toddler's DNA, taken at different points after his gene therapy three years ago, shows that the SCID-correcting gene landed backward inside a cancer-promoting gene called LMO-2.
• The jump is one of those revolutionary moves, beginning with the skater lifting off from the backward inside edge of his skate, then completing four rotations in midair and landing without falling.
• Another signature move was a backwards inside death spiral in which Mishkutionok bent backwards, holding her foot behind and above her head while Dmitriev also held her raised skate blade and her free hand.
• The jump is one of those revolutionary moves, beginning with the skater lifting off from the backward inside edge of his skate, then completing four rotations in midair and landing cleanly on one foot.
• The "'flip jump "'( usually just "'flip "') is a figure skating jump which takes off from a backward inside edge with a toe pick assist, and lands on the backward outside edge of the opposite foot.
• Belousova and Protopopov contributed to the development of pairs skating, including introducing three death spirals  the backward inside ( BIDS ), forward inside ( FIDS ), and forward outside ( FODS ), which they dubbed the Cosmic spiral, Life spiral, and Love spiral, respectively.
• Belousova and Protopopov contributed to the development of pair skating, including introducing three death spirals  the backward inside ( BIDS ), forward inside ( FIDS ), and forward outside ( FODS ), which they dubbed the Cosmic spiral, Life spiral, and Love spiral, respectively.
• In this turn, the skater faces into the circle and the free foot is brought to the instep of the skating foot at an angle of 90?or more, before being placed on the ice on a backward inside edge during the transfer of weight.