Sentence examples for back from the top from inspiring English sources

The money should have been taxed back from the top 1% who have done so well in the past decade.

Derby County are a good way back from the top two but are still perhaps the most interesting team, as they have been for some time.

But a photograph taken during the "Traviata" dress rehearsal by Sara Krulwich of The New York Times clearly shows a wire running up Ms. Damrau's back, from the top edge of her dress right into her hair.

Yet the very newspapers that denounce Alistair Darling's "class warfare" efforts to claw some money back from the top 1% of earners or people buying £1m houses will also be the papers that parrot this allegation.

"I hadn't been too sure he could make the transition back from the top level of road riding, but his application was extraordinary, and it continues to be so".

His thin, rust-colored hair is stretched back from the top of his head, so straight that some strands do not follow the curve of his skull but float out behind it.

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The campaign has received backing from the top of the Labour party.

Eventually, Herschel discovered humanoids on the moon: "They averaged four feet in height, were covered, except on the face, with short and glossy copper-colored hair, and had wings composed of a thin membrane, without hair, lying snugly upon their backs, from the top of the shoulders to the calves of the legs.

Dyke claims he has had backing from the top clubs for his plan to introduce B teams - even if the leagues do not like it.

Keith Van Horn, who starred here at the University of Utah, picked up Kidd's hot hand to win the game for the Nets, making back-to-back jumpers from the top of the key in the final 35 seconds of overtime.