For example, make sure downspouts are facing away from the structure.
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Sometimes, I do it while the phone's screen is facing away from me.
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The heart of Pluto is forever facing away from its largest moon, Charon.
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Shaver could have then been instructed to lift his shirt while facing away.
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She tipped backward into the back of a man facing away from her.
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His profile photograph is of an impossibly buff man facing away from the camera.
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The model posted a video of herself topless but facing away from the camera.
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It showed Konieczny facing away from the camera, talking to a group of friends.
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Inside, he saw his own body, facing away from him, standing in a room.
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Any position that involves you facing away from your partner, like doggy, becomes a staple.
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Two white Nao robots are motionless, crouched atop a wooden table, facing away from one another.
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Start by facing away from the table or chair, balancing on the palm of your hands.
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The main entrance of the Regency house is on the side facing away from the sea.
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The first restraint has an exposed surface facing away from a body of the first passenger.
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Kanye: He'll be at the end of the bed, facing away, curled up like a child.
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It is on the far side of the moon, which is always facing away from Earth.
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We see the singers facing away from each other in a room filled with dim blue lighting.
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Everybody is standing behind the safe area behind the baby alien facing away from where it is.
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The ball spiraled high into the air, but Ibrahimovic, facing away from the goal, leapt toward it.
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Then, make an incision between the meat and the skin, with your knife facing away from you.
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Roof, who was facing away from the media, did not appear to show any reaction to the verdict.
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If they changed by the lockers, they did so quickly, facing away from the rest of the room.
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Each person listened to the song, facing away from the computer, so they couldn't see what was played.
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As a guy, I suggest sitting on the toilet, with her sitting on top of you, facing away.
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Once connected, I rotated an onscreen R2-D2 until the real robot toy was facing away from me.
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And then, oh then, we hear him laugh and laugh, facing away from the camera. That's. right. suckers.
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Now the boy sat on the bench, facing away from the ice, and read out the number patterns.
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She scooped in a shot, then twirled a layup over her head while facing away from the basket.
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The secretary of state stood, facing away from the president and toward officers and aides in the room.
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He would pick a desktop facing away from the wall so that nobody could look over his shoulder.
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But there's a reason you go back to your chair and sit facing away in the town hall setting.
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Once deployed the stroller can be pushed in either direction to accommodate newborns facing you, or toddlers facing away.
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Using a pinch and fold motion, pleat the side of the wrapper facing away from you with three folds.
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He mis-controls the ball but is still able to take a shot mostly facing away from the goal.
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Seconds later Bernot uses his stun gun on Williams, who at the time was sitting, facing away from the officer.
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While they were waiting behind the podium or facing away from people, they didn't smile (but were probably still happy).
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The train has you seated in four-person pods with two seats on each side facing away from each other.
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The man facing away is on the left of the divide, while the woman facing us is on the right.
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He stands facing away from the camera with his hands on his hips…and a giant hole in his jersey.
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In the short clip, the men approach a massive crocodile that's hanging out on the river bank facing away from them.
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Wheel BarrelThe giver sits on the couch normally, and the receiver sits on top of their penis or object facing away.
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Since the designer's death, much attention has been paid to the problems she may have been facing away from the spotlight.
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Facing away from goal, he suddenly turned, flicked the ball behind his own back and smashed the ball past Manuel Neuer.
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It starts facing away from her, and then whips around to blast the loudest, record-setting note right into her face.
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Still facing away from the goal, Wendell lifted his 20133-foot-9 frame into the air, twisting his body as he rose.
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Both palms can be facing your shins, or you can try an alternating grip with one hand facing away from you. 3.
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A quick thrust out with your palm facing away from you powers up the droid and sends it racing away from you.
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Facing away from each other, they changed clothes—Kaye into a black shirt from Zara and Kay into a tweedy gray suit.
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The side facing away from the star is significantly colder, and little heat is transferred between the two sides of the planet.
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Also, the "trajectory of the bullet" indicated that Dakota was "facing away from Officer Ternand when he was shot," the document said.
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Ms. Morissette is, largely, not facing an ex, but facing away from him and looking to new endeavors, both romantic and mundane.
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You watch much of this atrium-size performance in the round, with the singers at any given moment facing away from you.
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The shadows mimic the fact that part of the globe is always facing the sun, and the other part is always facing away.
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And when it does feature in any of Bumpie's Party's co-operative mini-games, it's usually facing away from the person holding it.
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"If we were at dinner and a baseball game was on he would take the seat facing away from the TV," Yu said.
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I didn't have any problems with noise, but visited on a Monday, and stayed on a higher floor facing away from the street.
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Several minutes later he returned to the man, who was facing away from McGregor, and punched him, a video shown in court showed.
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Every season begins with blind auditions, meaning the coaches are facing away from the stage and can only hear the voices of the contestants.
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"That's it," she apathetically says, facing away from her date; it is the funniest, least enthusiastic way a woman has ever orgasmed on television.
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Or when he was once caught facing away from home plate when a pitch was delivered while he was at short for the Cubs.
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You know, like, a person is facing away from the camera, looking back, with a weird little dog peering out from the bubble. Gorgeous!
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Organizers mercifully arranged the long line of people waiting to have teeth pulled so that they were facing away from those currently enduring extractions.
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Formin Akter, 19, stood in a corner by a row of suitcases, facing away from the students who seemed so modern and full of confidence.
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Literally all you have to do is turn the desk around so that all drawers are facing away from where the chair normally would be.
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That's when you cannot see the moon because the dark side — the side that is in shadow facing away from the sun — is facing Earth.
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Credit...Camila Falquez for The New York Times A dancer in a long red dress stands alone in the darkness, facing away from the audience.
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Since the designer's death, much attention has been paid to the problems she may have been facing away from the spotlight, including with her husband Andy.
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At the beginning of the year, Chang'e-4 successfully touched down on the far side of the Moon — the side that's always facing away from Earth.
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For instance, Miles Davis famously used to play his trumpet facing away from the audience (this had more to do with personal preference than anything else).
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The baculum is the reason that those two dogs got stuck fucking—facing away from each other, and whelping in pain—that day on the beach.
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For eight months after Ms. Van Son returned to work, she parked her car in a spot facing away from the prison and toward some woods.
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Among the first five, only one, a local climber named Bimini Horstmann, got through, by facing away from the wall, and only on her third attempt.
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In the photo, she wore a black bikini and a cropped white tank top, facing away from the camera with her arms raised above her head.
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Walter Scott, a 50-year-old black man, was unarmed, facing away from a white police officer, and haphazardly attempting to flee in North Charleston, South Carolina.
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For the phone conversations between Colin and Heidi, he shot the two in split screen, "facing away from each other, because they're always at odds," he said.
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On Tuesday, the star, 37, shared a photo of herself posing facing away from the camera while wearing a neon green two-piece ensemble and a Gucci thong.
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"Same butt different," Prinsloo punnily captioned the pic, which features father and 13-month-old daughter facing away from the camera, with peach emojis covering their NSFW parts.
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Brailsford could have had him rotate in a circle and then remain facing away from responding officers, so police could view his beltline and any potential secreted weapons.
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When you pick it up, you find it opens like an accordion, in a sense, with one of the books facing toward you and the other facing away.
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He attended Tuesday's hearing in Sherman, about 65 miles north of Dallas, wearing a suit and tie and facing away from the audience while mostly facing the judge.
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All of the surfaces facing away from the sun are flat black, which radiates heat, and all of those facing the sun are silver, to reflect heat away.
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It is evident in her intuitive style, the way she wheels on a shot while facing away from the goal or cheekily chips a lob over a goalkeeper.
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Written in small text and mounted mostly against the back wall, visitors might find themselves leaning over and facing away from Breen's beautiful work as they read the poems.
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The couple "looked cozy in a booth facing away from the bar," the source tells PEOPLE, adding that Beckham "had his arm wrapped around" Cross most of the night.
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Before the end of this decade, China is planning to send a robotic mission to the dark side of the moon that is forever facing away from the earth.
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A Chinese robotic lander and rover, which launched from China in early December, descended into a crater on the side of the Moon that's always facing away from Earth.
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Visiting journalists can find respite in a handful of dark, cell-like rooms facing away from the river and the scorching afternoon sun and equipped with faltering air-conditioners.
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Regrettably, it will not be a visible event, because by the very definition of a new moon, the side of the moon illuminated will be facing away from the Earth.
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TOKYO, March 6 (Reuters) - At Stella Kids daycare in central Tokyo, school children spend the day sitting at separate individual tables, spaced far apart, and facing away from their peers.
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Though the woman is facing away from the lens, a facial recognition expert told NBC that the most promising identifiers were the man's distinctive hairline and prominent nose, which resemble Noonan's.
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His previously friendly nurse practitioner who had joked with me about post-op hairstyles leaned against the wall in the corner, facing away from us as we all began to cry.
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One mini-game, for example, is basically charades: One player holds the GamePad facing away from them, and must successfully identify the animal displayed on the screen through their partner's mimicry.
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According to NASA, this photo was taken when this side of Saturn was facing away from the Sun, but when Cassini made its final descent into the planet's atmosphere, it was daytime.
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Stone is a poor conductor of heat, which means that the temperature on the side of a masonry block facing a fire can be far higher than on the side facing away.
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Since the nightside of the exoplanet is always facing away, it experiences temperatures of about 1,500°C (2,730°F)—still brain-meltingly hot, but not quite so extreme as the opposite hemisphere.
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In Stehli's "Strip" (1992–2000), the artist is the main model for the series: facing away from the viewer, she appears in various states of undress, sometimes stripped down to her stilettos.
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It will peck at the younger bird and demand chronic displays of submissive behavior, like facing away with its bill tucked down, but in good times it will let its sibling live.
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The ideal room for peace and quiet would be one that is far from a lift, even further from the bar, and on the very top floor facing away from the busiest road.
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Sun and her team needed the turns so that mini-baccarat's most important cards — 250s, 8s and 9s, which often determine which hand wins — all had the short trims facing away from them.
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But it also handles things so well that I never thought possible like fine children's hair and dog fur, shooting pictures with people facing away and objects that are not people at all.
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The two cards are strikingly different, with Will and Kate in vibrant color surrounded by their three children (hi, baby Louis!) and Harry and Meghan in black and white facing away from the camera.
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Dr. Omalu said he believed the first bullet to hit Mr. Clark on his side caused him to turn, so he was facing away from the officers when they fired the barrage of bullets.
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The climbers, as they awaited their turn, sat side by side in a row of chairs facing away from the wall and were forbidden to turn around, lest they glean intel from their rivals' attempts.
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"Gulls took less time to approach when the experimenter was facing away versus looking directly at them," wrote the research team, which was led by Madeleine Goumas, a postgraduate researcher at the University of Exeter.
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Washington scored when Hutchinson made the initial save on Ovechkin, but Backstrom controlled the rebound and, facing away from the net, backhanded the puck home at 14:163 for his first goal of the season.
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In one, Serena stands facing away from the camera with her hands splayed against a cloth backdrop, all muscles taut and ready for action, evoking an earlier Leibovitz portrait of another tennis great, Martina Navratilova.
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"Gulls took less time to approach when the experimenter was facing away versus looking directly at them," wrote the research team, which was led by Madeleine Goumas, a postgraduate researcher at the University of Exeter.
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In the meantime, Chang'e 4 will constitute a great scientific achievement, landing on an unexplored region of the moon, proving the technology needed to examine the side of Earth's nearest neighbor that is always facing away.
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The police department previously claimed that patrol cars were either facing away from the shooting — dashboard cameras automatically activate when a cop engages lights and sirens — or that audio was missing due to a technical problem.
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When police opened fire on 33-year-old Emantic "EJ" Bradford Jr., on Thanksgiving at a suburban mall in Alabama, he was facing away from them, according to the autopsy released by the family's lawyer Monday.
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When police opened fire on 21-year-old Emantic "EJ" Bradford Jr., on Thanksgiving at a suburban mall in Alabama, he was facing away from them, according to the autopsy released by the family's lawyer Monday.
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Movers plan to take the Obamas' belongings out to trucks on the South Lawn facing away from the White House and move the incoming first family's belongings inside from trucks on the other side of the driveway.
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"With no countervailing evidence, the logical conclusion is the obvious one: If someone is shot in the back of the head, his head was facing away from the person who shot him," the board's dissenting members said.
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Behind them was a barrier made from strands of tape, which seemed to blur place and time as, in the background, an actor playing King and facing away from the audience mimed the delivery of an impassioned speech.
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Dr. Omalu said at the time that one of the shots to Mr. Clark's side most likely caused Mr. Clark to turn, so that he would be facing away from the police officers as they discharged their guns.
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But given how Unsworth behaved when Musk was testifying — while he was facing away from the jury, who couldn't see him and thus won't consider his expressions — I am convinced that Unsworth does feel humiliated, dirtied, and ashamed.
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He then tried to straight muscle his way through a defender who had good positioning before getting knocked down and then shooting with his stick over his head while rolling on the ice and facing away from goal.
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The principal finding is that it probably possesses little if any atmosphere - a conclusion reached by measuring the temperature difference between the side of the planet perpetually facing its star, and the cooler, dark side facing away from it.
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How to Do It: Loop a resistance band around a pull-up bar, place one knee on top of the band, and grab the bar with your hands wider than shoulder-width apart, palms facing away from your body.
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Mr. Newsome — a multidisciplinary artist but not a choreographer — stood center stage, facing away from the audience like a conductor and manning a table's worth of computers, converting the dancers' motions into video graphics projected on the back wall.
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In the season premiere, the contestants will endure blind auditions, in which the four judges will begin each performance facing away from the stage, only seeing the person they're listening to if they choose to serve as their coach.
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During these passages, Mr. Waters himself (until Will Oldham assumes the role on Friday) sits in a chair, first facing away from us, then facing toward us, while silence fills the theater, and spiritual questions are projected onto the set.
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If a mother suspected that her baby had to pee, she would sit with her legs straight out in front of her and place the baby between her legs, near her knees, with the baby facing away from the mother.
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The Distracted Boyfriend meme, also known as Man Looking at Other Woman, is a stock photo of a man looking at a woman facing away from him as another woman looks on disapprovingly, with the implication that the man is acting disloyal.
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On January 16, 1985, Terry Burns, Bowie's decade-older half-brother, left the Cane Hill psychiatric hospital in Coulsdon and lay down on the tracks, facing away from the train, awaiting the express service to London, which killed him a few minutes later.
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Jirenga accomplishes a similar task though she keeps some more clear signifiers of mother Africa in her "The City of Saints XIX" (2017) where a dark-skinned woman, again facing away from the viewer, transports a basket on her cloth-covered head.
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The documentary cites investigators and facial recognition experts who argue the figure at the left in the photo has the same hairline as Noonan, while the figure sitting and facing away from the camera has the same hair length and body size as Earhart.
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An official autopsy report released Tuesday on the death of Stephon Clark, an unarmed black man who was fatally shot by two Sacramento police officers in March, varies substantially from a private autopsy that contended he was hit primarily while facing away from the officers.
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Beyond this cluster of figures seated in the foreground, and standing in the subway's wide aisle, is a bald-headed man in a blue jacket, facing away, and a woman in maroon dress, facing forward, whose light brown hair is partially covered by a matching maroon hat.
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The remaining three pieces, digitized during the library's restoration, offer quieter views of reservation life: a gray-haired couple gazes at a distant point in the unseen sky; an Apache Indian poses in profile, showcasing his magnificent costume; and a drummer sits beside his instrument, facing away from us.
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The only "dispute" existed solely in the attacker's troubled mind, until, on a beautiful autumn day, he ran down the hill on our property and slammed his body into Rand's lower back as he stood facing away, wearing noise canceling headphones to protect his ears from the lawnmower.
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In the opening sequence we can hear Viezzoli directing the positioning of the Eyegaze monitor and Angelo's body, facing away from the camera, to achieve the effect of seeing only his face in the far-off reflection of a blackened LCD television and his thoughts through the keyboard screen.
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It also seems like she and Peter have been in the same place at the same time outside of filming The Bachelor a few times, like when LaPlaca posted this photo in New York where Peter seems to be standing in the background, facing away from the camera.
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It was an homage to Marina Schiano, the fashion editor and YSL muse-turned-businesswoman whose death was announced earlier this week, and one of her most famous photos: facing away from the camera, in a black Yves Saint Laurent gown with a piano-shaped lace inset at the back.
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This is something you'll notice if the Charge Station is right next to you, but since the fans are in the back of the device, it's much harder to hear them if you were to put the Charge Station on the back of your desk with the fans facing away from you.
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"The only "dispute" existed solely in the attacker's troubled mind," Paul said, describing her side of the story, "until, on a beautiful autumn day, he ran down the hill on our property and slammed his body into Rand's lower back as he stood facing away, wearing noise canceling headphones to protect his ears from the lawnmower."
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In a view of a simple road, with two figures facing away from the camera, with a copse of trees on the left, the pink is on the right side of the image and bleeding over an indistinct border, as if she shot on film and the film was fogged by exposure to light before developing.
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The woman floating on the water in the middle of the painting is unaware of anything or anyone else: she is literally and metaphorically in her own world, as is the figure above her, facing away and approaching the upper right-hand corner, with only his head and a part of his back visible above the dark blue water.
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Warning: Graphic footage of a police shooting: On April 213, 220, 22014-year-old Walter Scott was unarmed, facing away from the police officer, and haphazardly attempting to flee — but that didn't stop Michael Slager, a North Charleston, South Carolina, police officer at the time, from firing his gun at least eight times at the fleeing man, killing him.
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"The tiger, which was displayed for a few minutes in a cage, was never harmed or in danger, was not forced to perform, was always accompanied by his handlers, and for the great majority of the time, was laying down in a relaxed state, facing away from the audience," a spokesperson said in a statement to WPLG Local 10 News.
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The science is also lacking on what the "safest" way to fall asleep watching TV is, though we can make some more educated guesses: A TV across the room is probably less likely to keep you awake than a Netflix-playing laptop that's next to your face; dimmer screens are probably better than brighter ones; facing away from the TV and simply listening to the sound is probably less stimulating than actually watching the TV (there's evidence that music actually improves sleep—is it possible the sound from TV does, too?); comedies or C-SPAN are probably better to watch than Breaking Bad or anything scary or dramatic; reruns you've seen are probably better than new shows.
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