Sentence examples for back line up from inspiring English sources

Two quarterbacks, or a quarterback and a running back, line up behind the center, with three receivers split to each side.

Tony DiCicco, who coached the United States to the World Cup title in 1999, said he thought the Americans would try to play compactly, pushing their back line up and putting Japan under pressure.

Yet we continue to go back, line up, gorge ourselves, and repeat.

Don't force the card into the slot, and ensure that the ports on the back line up with the with the bay opening.

He came back, lining up his apartment before finding a job.

The Jaguars showed blitz before the snap, with six defenders — four linemen, a linebacker, and a defensive back — lined up as if they'd rush.

In 2005, Ault invented the pistol offense, in which the quarterback is in a short shotgun formation with a running back lined up directly behind him.

It was a read play, where the running back lines up alongside the quarterback to present two running options for the defense.

Already, the Jets have revealed a certain enthusiasm for deception, with Bilal Powell taking direct snaps and Smith operating out of the pistol formation (a running back lines up behind him).

Less than five months after bowing out amid wonderful scenes at Sandown, the 20-time champion jumps jockey is back, lining up against mainly long-retired old pros in a charity Flat race at Doncaster on the opening day of the St Leger meeting.

Getting Todd Gurley involved early again, the running back lined up in the wildcat and took the direct snap three yards over the left guard.