sidewards

"This needs to be a very precise regulatory tool and not a sledgehammer, otherwise it might take football sidewards, or even backwards, rather than forwards."

His passing, while accurate, goes sidewards or backwards.

Lifting his right leg into the air like a stinger, Quick deflected the puck back out into play, with nary a sidewards glance.

But the others, intently watching though they were, could not see how a door opened—whether it drew back inwards or rolled in sidewards.

From this point one looks across the beach from hill to hill, and sidewards up the ravine to the brown mountain-tops.