inwards BrE
inward AmE

She closed her eyes and let the heat move inwards.

With the back of the hands facing inwards, place one hand over the other.

Given the economic crisis, all these countries might easily have turned inwards.

A person who has autism seems to be turned inwards.

They both seemed to shrink inwards, away from the light.

The door to the main deck was open, and the girl had her back Inwards him.

She sought a quiet place away from the others and turned all of her attention inwards.

It would not move, had been bent inwards by the impact.

Then the two sides came inwards again until his hands were touching once more.

Offer the back of your hand, with fingers turned inwards, if you feel it wants to make contact.

At last, however, the door fell inwards upon the carpet.

With a crash the remains of the door fell inwards.

Next, he put the men in a big circle standing facing inwards.

Reluctantly he turned his gaze inwards to meet her own.

The Hamlet age is exactly the opposite and we look inwards.

In this case, part of the hierarchy will shift inwards.

And by folding them inwards you conceal what they are.

"I have been so driven inwards during these few last days!

He pulled at the edge of the door, and it shifted inwards.

Note that the force is inwards, and in the same direction for both particles.

Among the charges against her was one of sweeping the dust inwards.

That half of the disk tilted inwards while the other side moved out.

Her face was bent inwards as if on a hinge.

His eyes were turned inwards, into himself, and they were giving nothing away at all.

After a few seconds of resistance, the door blasted inwards.

There must be another banner to ride Inward with than his own.

There was a curious wind here, blowing Inward, that they did not remember feeling on the lake.

Inward it pressed until she felt impaled to the core of her being.

He also wrote a book on the course, entitled Inward Bound.

At last he said, almost to himself: "We will go Inward, then."

Inward Bound of 2009 introduced new compulsory safety standards for all teams during the race.

Inward they fell, the quarry and its faster pursuer.

Inward Bound was first held in 1962.

Inward Is Quiet was the spell, something very calming.

Inward they came, dodging from one planet to the next, slicing across orbits as it pleased them.

Inward the stars faded in an empurpled sky.

Inward was another ring, slightly taller, and another, rising to support a radiance of buttresses.

Inward Is Quiet in the imperative mode.

It was as if, that spring, all eyes and ears turned Inward to the City on the Hub within its ring of mountains.

Inward there was the lake and the sky like it; horizonless, empty, bleeding imperceptibly into night.

Inward I raged and worried.

"We will go Inward.

It swung Inward.

Anonymous Incidents Turn Anger Inward His reaction is common, experts say.

Inward may refer to:

He did this, they say: he took a step Outward, a step Inward, and a step away, out and gone.

A red dawn Inward was being extinguished as fast as it grew; Dreaded was thick with fog.

Inward spiraling white dwarf pairs must be strong sources of gravitational waves, but this can't be detected as of 2012.

That she knew, that the rivers flowed Outward here as they flowed Inward on the other side of the Edge.

Inward is probably the provision of a bodyguard during a royal visit: in Anglo-Saxon England it could be claimed by a sheriff.