Sentences with phrase «end up going backwards»

Even free kicks around the half way line end up going backwards.

A political party that does not move forward always ends up going backwards... On the big judgments we have nothing to apologise for.

Not exact matches

Going backwards and doing something over ends up costing us far more than we saved by skipping over the work in the first place.

On all three Noble took the kick very quickly, sideways or backwards, and we ended up passing it around in our own half, and one of those went all the way back to Randolph.

But might they end up voting Tory if UKIP go backwards?

I was almost at the end of my challenge, so the first 3 months of my blog — I was going on three dates a week, spending hours commuting backwards and forwards to London, and still working full time and managing to catch up with friends and family.

From 30mph I would shift to reverse and punch it to light up the rear tires in reverse, swing the back end around and then be going down the street backwards.

I ended up choosing 6 stations and programming each in three times so I can scroll through without having to go backwards.

As ass - backwards as it seems since it made him so upset, Placidia would have rather gone to jail than put her husband through the pain of knowing that he left her alone and unprotected and she ended up being raped.

While you can «save money» going back to a 30 - year loan, most people end up paying more over time because they went «backwards» on their mortgage.

Go outside (so the vacating fleas don't wind up on your floor) and apply the flea powder to your dog's fur by brushing backwards and sprinkling it into the base of the hair (especially focus on the neck, back, belly and rear - end).

What we're going to end up with is a bunch of enterprises setting up IE11 as the default browser on their users» machines for backwards compatibility with Intranet sites, but then these users will also be stuck on the IE11 engine when browsing sites across the Internet.

In fact, his findings were completely backwards from what most people actually expect: people in lasting and happy relationships have problems that never completely go away, while couples that feel as though they need to agree and compromise on everything end up feeling miserable and falling apart.