Sentence examples for back have opened from inspiring English sources

With injuries, opportunities at the back have opened up.

The full-back had opened the scoring in the fourth minute after a series of scrums inside the Scottish 22. Referee Craig Joubert awarded Wales free-kicks at the first two, before Scotland were penalised for collapsing the third, giving Halfpenny an easy three-pointer in front of the posts.

"The back roads have opened a whole new world for me," she said.

Mughal, who helped develop the initial Prevent program, says that in cutting back, authorities have opened a window for more radical elements to make inroads.

Slow progress and other problems surrounding the United Nations-backed tribunal have opened the possibility that Duch may be the only person ever to be tried in one of the worst episodes of mass killing in the past century.

Lilou Vidal, co-founder of the Galerie VidalCuglietta with Barbara Cuglietta, says she felt doors opening for her in Brussels that never would have opened back home in France.

More significant are the connections between recent migrants and relatives back in Cuba who have opened small businesses under Raúl Castro's new allowances for self-employment.

Funding sources for large companies have opened back up in 2009 as big businesses can access both the stock and bond markets for long-term funding needs and the commercial paper market for day-to-day liquidity.

An off-duty lifeguard came over, asked what had happened, and threw freezing cold water on my back which seemed to have opened my lungs up.

The rules about data privacy will apply to all Indian organizations and will affect multinational corporations that outsource business operations to India or have opened back-offices here.

These people here have opened me back up, to be honest".