Sentence examples for back meaning from inspiring English sources
Back meaning "back alley".
After the call, she returns to say, "Welcome back," meaning that you're back in e-mail/news/weather/calendar mode.
This younger Spider-Man suggests that Sony and Marvel are taking the story back, meaning a younger aunt would be more realistic.
You need to love it, but it has to love you back, meaning it has to be one that suits your body shape.
Yes, college football is back, meaning the spotlight is off the Braves, at least in Atlanta, during the most crucial part of their season.
His books are "held back," meaning that no advance copies are available for reviewers and that pain-of-death secrecy vows are extracted from book review editors.
O45 Families looking back: meaning-making after a decision to accept or refuse organ donation.
Many are "back-to-back", meaning that not even an alley divides them: what appears from the front to be one house is, in fact, two.Yet Harehills buzzes with life and commerce.
Sonko's fitness has restricted his ability to train and play a number of games back-to-back, meaning Jewell will be pressed to find reinforcements during the January transfer window.
These much lighter (and cheaper at $109) HFI-15Gs are open-back, meaning sound and air pass through the headphones, although I wouldn't say it "escapes" from my experience.
A so-called sunset clause on the bill was secured by the Tories to gain their backing, meaning the policy could be ditched in six years if it does not work.
