Sentence examples for accident back from inspiring English sources

Gipson was a sophomore in January 2000 when he learned that his father, Chris, had been involved in a fatal car accident back home in Farmerville, La.

He was in Washington interviewing staff members for his new office when he got a call that there had been an accident back home.

This means sensors in a prosthetic limb could, in theory, stimulate the reinnervated skin to cause realistic sensations.The first example of sensory reinnervation actually happened by accident back in 2003, when the surgery was first performed, says Ms Schultz.

Ruffing, the Yankees' ace, had slitted eyes and high cheekbones, and held further interest for every New York boy fan of that time because he'd lost four toes on his left foot in a mining accident, back home in Illinois, at the age of fifteen.

Microwaves are a form of electromagnetic radiation used in the kitchen for heating leftovers; that they are important for cosmology was discovered by accident back in 1965 by a pair of Bell Labs radio astronomers, Arno Penzias and Robert W. Wilson, who later won the Nobel Prize in Physics.

That was Linda Joyner's reaction when she saw her son after a terrible motorcycle accident back in April.

But her son, Boolie Boyd Gainess), doesn't want her to drive anymore; she's had an accident backing out of her driveway.

Daisy, horrified at the accident, backs up and slips on the roast, falling, and hitting her head on the open cast-iron stove door.

Over lunch at Jimmy's Snacks and Deli, downstairs from Oaksterdam's classrooms, he explained that after he discovered that marijuana alleviated his post-accident back spasms he became an advocate for its legalization.

If, as you say, cellphones alone were the cause of 2,600 fatal accidents back in 2003, then I fear for my life once the Internet is on most drivers' dashboards.

His experience is so common that the United States military, alarmed by a rising suicide rate and the record number of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans who die in highway accidents back home, is asking a provocative new question: Nearly a decade into two bloody wars, are the armed forces attracting recruits drawn to high-risk behavior?