• Hurtle two stories toward the earth in a metal and plastic tube as others watch and, almost certainly, laugh.

• Researchers have taken only the first steps toward finding definitive answers to both of those questions.

• Toward a more rigorous and constructive dialogue on intelligent infrastructure.

• Street artists and souvenir sellers mingle with the crowds gazing skyward toward the surprisingly lacy-appearing structure.

• Engineers make progress toward new green fuels and energy storage devices.

• The march toward gender-specific clothes was neither linear nor rapid.

• Common name refers to heavy trunk of mature trees, which is broad at base, tapering toward top.

• They found that gas and dust from the imaged quasar became bluer and therefore hotter as it fell toward the central black hole.

• The trend toward privatization could subject public universities, whose credit ratings have historically been higher.

• Researchers have known for several years that this warm period led to dramatic migrations of animals toward the poles.

• The universe is racing toward something beyond it, a new study suggests.

• Fledgling step toward quantum telecommunications relays.

• And it isn't as simple as moving north or south toward the poles.

• Evergreen plant with stems that trail outward from central crown, then rise toward tips.

• Young people are turning their attention away from the printed page and toward the tiny screens on their mobile phones.

• We need to move away from esoteric inquiries and toward specific behaviors necessary to be a successful dean.

• Interest rates continue to point, strongly, toward a prolonged period of weak growth.

• Shrimp normally gravitate toward safe, dark corners.

• For people who suffer from debilitating migraine headaches, advances toward alleviating their agony can't come quickly enough.

• The adults headed southwest, toward their known wintering grounds.

• Plant three large green basils toward the rear, two purple basils toward the center, and three dwarf basils in front.

• We are moving from modernist calculation toward postmodernist simulation, where the self is a multiple, distributed system.

• Armored police vehicles come flying around corners toward taunting students, who pelt them with rocks.

• Not all rich countries are being so tough toward illegal migrants.

• Dinosaurs have traditionally been depicted with their fleshy nostrils positioned toward the back of their bony noses.

• The profession is heading toward its biggest crisis.

• He chose abstraction when the taste in this country ran strongly toward representational art.

• Atop one wall, she installed a dramatic rusted-steel fence that curves around and cants toward the patio.

• Okay well, there's another step toward augmenting reality by waving your hand at it.

• It will look after its own recovery first and foremost, with an eye toward necessary domestic rebalancing.

• As they course along, rivers carve valleys into the rock, washing the sediment toward the sea.

• They take their luck with currents, and create tiny eddies to guide food toward their tendrils.

• They wiggled out, pushed open the door and shot toward the light.

• Jarrett swings the loop easily as he heads down the sage-covered ridge toward a stray.

• It's really a marketplace in its orientation toward the learner.

• As the planes struggle toward the eye, the pilots fight intense updrafts and downdrafts.

• If the force points toward the sun, then it should be a gravitational effect.

• One wonders what will make the country take another giant step toward progressive reforms.

• Trunk is swollen at base, tapering toward top, sometimes swollen toward middle.

• Although the majority of survivors managed to continue toward their destination, three survivors stayed on.

• It reacts to too much shade by sending out a tendril toward whatever light it can find.

• As a step toward an oil-free transportation world, the work is interesting.

• Turn the palm of your throwing hand toward you, then quickly twist your hand outward and up to launch the dough into the air.

• Plant grows faster on its shady side than on sunny side, producing curve toward the south.

• Leaflets are purplish at the base, then lavender, then silvery greenish-gray toward the tip more add to my plant list.

• Tends toward multiple trunks and excessive bushiness but responds quickly to pruning.

• From there, walk toward the ocean, or head in the opposite direction toward the river.

• Leaflets are purplish at the base, then lavender, then silvery greenish-gray toward the tip add to my plant list.

• Plants do not come true from seed–most seedlings tend toward an uncertain purplish pink, though some may be attractive.

• Plant three or four violas toward the perimeter of the pot.

• Plant grows faster on its shady side than on sunny side, producing curve toward the south add to my plant list.

• Lift the outside edges of the moss mat over the frame toward the center of the wreath.

• The kitchen grew toward the street, and a new master suite borrowed some of the garden area at back.

• The sun sparkles on the water and small waves roll politely toward us.

• Double golden flowers with petals that shade to carmine orange toward base.

• He built the deck off the back of the house to step down toward the valley floor.

• For me, that had meant lingering gazes toward shiitake logs and tiny oyster mushroom farms.

• One alluring bed also helps draw attention downward instead of up toward a neighbor's imposing two-story house.

• Leaves tend to grow toward ends of long, hanging branches add to my plant list.

• Whether it leans toward fruit or minerality depends on the climate.

• Position the bouquet on the frame, with the radishes facing up and the leaves toward the back.

• Tip-pinch young growth to induce branching, reduce tendency toward legginess.

• Roll one corner of a piece of paper toward the opposite corner.

• Orange and yellow bacteria that formerly colored only the periphery of the spring now spread toward its center.

• Under the right conditions, the desirable microbes that live in every wheel usher the cheese toward ripeness.

• Rebels seized control of a mountain village, moving toward a supply route to the capital that they hope to sever.

• The decline reflects a shift toward deferred compensation and higher base salaries rather than lower profits.

• People have more difficulty shedding fears toward members of other races than toward those of their own, a study finds.

• On-screen body language toward black characters can increase unconscious prejudice in viewers.

• Pink as the sandstone around us, he walks toward the pool of water that blocks our way up this narrow canyon in.

• To finish a dissertation, you are expected to move toward distant goals with few concrete milestones.

• It's about recognizing the resentment private-sector workers have toward the federal workforce.

• The game, which comes out next week, playfully steers you toward the gap between the conscious and the subconscious.

• His means toward that end, however, have lacked any of the masterpiece's grace and beauty.

• And so the mandate needs to be changed once again-this time, with an aim toward protecting financial and economic stability.

• When in doubt, people shift toward extreme points of view.

• Universities hire with a view toward what's going to make them look the best for recruiting and for fund raising.

• It also encouraged a move toward greater transparency in central banking.

• Solar farms are impressive to look at, with row upon row of shiny rectangles angling toward the sun.

• Study could be a step toward resurrecting a long-extinct animal.

• For a short window of time it was a free-for-all, as people worked shoulder to shoulder toward the same goal--gold.

• It's the first step toward supporting humans on the planet, but not everyone is keen on the idea.

• Orientated toward placing the power of information in the hands of users.

• Each of them has a reflection inside its eyes that comes out toward the camera.

• Then, too, nature sometimes takes its own unpredictable course toward desiccation:.

• Lustrous, rich green leaves held toward ends of branches are divided into fans of.

• Strike the lip sharply, making sure the leading edge stays down and in toward the crook of the lip.

• Canadians have long held an egalitarian view toward their universities, generally agreeing that none should be.

• Researchers have taken the first steps toward creating semisynthetic, living organs that can be used as human replacement parts.

• Newspapers are slouching toward oblivion, and online publications are stepping in as next-generation replacements.

• The program is open to all regardless of citizenship, but it does not support work toward the completion of a degree.

• Benin boys move toward manhood by enduring the sting of a whip.

• In certain waves, the rope becomes alternatively slack and taut as the buoys lean toward and.

• The barn stands at attention, its walls planted in moonlit snow and its peak nosing toward a deep blue sky.

• He plummeted for a second, then pulled his cord, slowing to a nice descent toward the tiled roof.

• His friend, an engineering professor, gestured toward the library.

• To create these forces, the lizards push outward during the slap phase as they fall toward their supporting limb.

• She tore down the runway toward him with open arms, her spirits-and feet-flying.

• The short film's acting may be standard issue, but the visuals point toward a promising future for low-budget sci-fi.

• But one of the babysitters began to accept me and let me crawl on my stomach toward the den.

• While the leader crept toward the fig tree, his compatriots made their way up two neighboring trees in silence.

• But as aesthetic trends move toward folded planes that transition.

• Users have made their own shift toward digital materials.

• Next morning, on nearly healed feet, she started walking back toward the world.

• For one thing, authorities commonly have a bias toward action, if only to justify their own existence.

• Keating loaded his dart rifle, then began edging toward the animals.

• They run toward a potential explosive, with nothing but steady hands and body armor to protect them.

• Universities should act in advance to more clearly define policies toward postdocs, panelists said.

• Instead of shining light at the planet, however, his team beamed radio waves toward it.

• The flames licked up toward the siding of the house.

• When skies are blue, shoot toward the sun-backlight makes individual blooms really pop.

• Whether other snakes tend toward family groups is uncertain.

• With simple puzzles, experimental philosophy can tell if you view the world as an absolutist or lean toward relativism.

• Plakos wants to show me how, these days, the municipal utility has become more enlightened toward the region and its residents.

• Toward the end of the season, let some blooms set seed to carry.

• He slides wide of the hikers only to have his tires lock up in the mud, sending him careening toward a trailside bench.

• Sunrise happens in the east, so anytime you head toward a sunrise, you know you're going east.

• Subjects who chose white as the race for a janitor first hovered toward the black choice.

• They herded birds bunched in the water back toward shore.

• Grated, a little of either hard cheese goes a long way toward enhancing the character of other cheeses.

• With the press of another button, the controller moved toward me, with a futuristic whizzing sound.

• The combination of these factors likely triggered adult aggression toward each other and toward their young, the study found.

• Hostility toward others can explode into senseless violence.

• But in winter, the landscape turned his thoughts back toward the mariner's life.

• Covered with decomposed granite and sloping awkwardly toward the rear of the property, this small backyard was no place.

• Two recent scientific discoveries mark the latest steps toward the ultimate medical-diagnosis technology: the tricorder.

• We're interested in the unexpected lessons you learned while working toward your big goal.

• Naming names is the first step toward accountability.

• The team¿s demonstration of optical gain is an important step toward creating the elusive silicon laser.

• When figs are ripe, they detach easily when lifted and bent back toward the branch.

• He's friendly, outgoing, and witty toward all who come to his store.

• The twist is that the zigs and zags change in size and spacing as they go from the outskirts toward the middle of the island:.

• To escape this fate, the butterfly quickly moves toward an exit, shedding white scales from its new wings as it goes.

• Nevertheless, a glance at your family tree may indicate whether you have a familial tendency toward longevity.

• They dug up a flagstone path that curved from the sidewalk toward the front door, then pressure-washed and.

• Watch how the water running through the watershed picks up the color from the paper towel as it moves toward the valley.

• It doesn't offer much, but it's the small start of a big trend toward small things.

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