Sentence examples for a backing of a from inspiring English sources

However, the most common solution to this problem is the preparation of membrane with a backing of a stable reinforcing material that gives the necessary strength and dimensional stability.

In a review for the NME in August 1971, Derek Johnson wrote of "Bangla Desh": "Opens almost like a sermon, then the beat come is … as George wails fervently to a backing of a solid rhythm section and handclaps".

But it was a back-of-an-envelope job and had not been thought through.

Morgan, perhaps sensing this, looks to ramp a back-of-a-length delivery down to third man but misses out.

It is a bit rich given that David Cameron rushed out a back-of-an-envelope, unfunded pledge of £7.2bn tax cuts at the Tory conference in October.

The government, in turn, has conceded that it will have to offer a back-of-a-fag-packet plan ahead of the negotiations.

Anderson then beats him with a kicking, back-of-a-length legcutter.

I ask how much comes from selling tickets and we do a quick back-of-an-envelope calculation.

"We can take things by road, fly them in by helicopter, or throw it out of a back of a plane," says Commodore Walker.

On the Buses featured the shortsighted, less than glamorous Olive, who was the butt of all the "face like a back of a bus" jokes.

KickStarter was a back of a napkin idea, and everyone has those.