Sentence examples for back of a bigger from inspiring English sources

It often comes on the back of a bigger need, such as the desire to become knowledgeable about a medical condition affecting a member of your family.

The 32-page paper will be expanded to 40 pages for Friday's edition on the back of a bigger than expected demand from advertisers.

As Guardian Australia's political editor, Katharine Murphy, pointed out, it seems Turnbull thought he could "walk both sides of the street" on Rudd's nomination until after the election – when Turnbull thought he would be better able to finesse a complex situation off the back of a bigger personal mandate.

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Not a few B-list careers have been mounted on the back of a "Big Brother" appearance, and critics have predicted big things for Ms. Boyle.

But he's a club too long with his approach, and the ball bounds through the green and down the back of a big slope.

Google's promotional videos depict a fantasy of effortlessness: a hand slides the Chromecast into an HDMI jack on the back of a big-screen TV, clicking like a key into a lock.

"A Stradivari has the ability to deliver the whole range of tonal colors to the back of a big concert hall," Simon Morris, the director of Beare's, a dealership in London that is the leader in the trade, told me.

I first saw Todd Haynes's "Carol" from the back of a big hall (at its New York Film Festival première) and was struck by the expressive power of its colors, the sensual flair of its visual compositions.

As one employee puts it: "We like learning from large, 'noisy' data sets".Making improvements on the back of a big data set is not a Google monopoly, nor is the technique new.

Where is that special goomba who'll meet me at a certain South Jersey truck stop to share untaxed Camels in the back of a big rig just in from North Carolina?