The phrase "a sorry back" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning without context.
It could be used in a context where someone is expressing sympathy or regret about someone's back pain or condition.
Example: "After hearing about his injury, I couldn't help but feel a sense of compassion for his sorry back."
Alternatives: "a troubled back" or "an aching back".
9. Tragic abandoned welly Like an infant's shoe lying alone upon a suburban footpath, every lone festival wellington has a sorry back-story, usually involving a 16 year-old girl's debut with cider.
The law, enacted by Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Fidesz Party, marks a sorry step back toward the kind of political censorship Hungary suffered under Communist rule.
The narrative leapfrogs (sorry) back and forth in chronology — before, after and during the murder — a strategy perhaps intended to heighten tension but which slows the action while causing unnecessary confusion.
But, after raising the stakes for itself, Pakistan managed to get surprisingly little out of the deal announced on July 3rd.American officials had offered to say sorry back in February, and it is unclear what, if anything, changed in the subsequent months of talks.
err, sorry, back to my point.
I mean, I was flattered, if not curious but, my answer must remain no! anyways sorry back on topic.
You can sleep when you are dead, sorry, back home.
I'm sorry back then it was "cutting off funding for the war" and now it's "cutting off funding for the troops".
So while the father is away for 355 days of the year tirelessly working away to provide for the family back home (sorry, back in Canada), what is the mother to do?
Over the last few years I've been paid to write Java, Objective-C, C, C++, Python, Ruby, JavaScript, PHP (sorry) backed by various flavors of SQL/key-value/document datastores (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, BigTable, Redis, Memcached, etc).
It's transforming the balance sheet of an industry which over the last three decades has fought its way back from a sorry period in which shows were scarce and theaters were being demolished.
