Sentence examples for back of the supporting from inspiring English sources
The dancer brushes the working leg, as in an assemblé, to the side and into the air while simultaneously pushing off from the supporting leg, and then beats in front or in back of the supporting leg.
When I yell, raise the rebel yell and follow me!" Desperate with thirst and needing to break through to the Rio Grande, screaming at the top of their lungs, three waves of soldiers armed with pistols and shotguns fell upon the Union lines; the shock broke the back of the supporting forces protecting the artillery.
Unlike Corey Pavin, Monty did not have his own name embroidered above those of his players on the back of the support team's jackets.
(8) The back of the support, which carries a light-absorbing layer (an alternative to the antihalation layer in the substrate); on roll film this also acts as an anticurl layer.
De Villota sustained her injuries after her car "suddenly accelerated" into the back of the support lorry, according to witnesses.
No normative data are available for the latencies of the EMG signals from the ankle muscles in response to sudden sagittal tilt (toes-UP or toes-DOWN) or shift (shift-FOR or shift-BACK) of the support surface during standing.
Students have turned on their own elected representatives after the NUS backed out of supporting the march, citing "an unacceptable level of risk".
Retinal detachment is a disorder of the eye in which there is separation of the light sensitive retina in the back of the eye from the supporting layers leading to retinal tissue death and permanent vision loss.
"With the backing of supporting shareholders, we had one meeting with the board where we hoped to persuade them that the cash-and-share offer was the way ahead.
McColl claims Green does not have the backing of the Rangers support and is urging the new owner to step aside.
Then the UrgentRx rack popped into view, Mr. Eisenberg holding it up to show how it could be fastened to the back of the arm supporting the register screen.
