Sentence examples for back on the grid from inspiring English sources

With American largess, the government tried to wrangle a city still not recognized on its maps back on the grid.

"Shockingly coarse turn of phrase!" The next day I return to the city and climb back on the grid.

After weeks of hiking the Appalachian Trail and 10 days without seeing a town, he's back on the grid.

Back on the grid Hamilton went for his team-mate as soon as the lights went out.

But that can make the difference between pole position and a place farther back on the grid, between victory and defeat.

The Spanish driver Fernando Alonso had won the inaugural race in 2008, although he had started far back on the grid.

Even his relegation to the back of the grid on Saturday, after he was unable to set a timed lap in qualifying because of a problem with his power unit, did not leave him unduly disheartened.

Michael Laverty, the third Briton in MotoGP this season, will start from the back of the grid on the PBM-Aprilia.

Alvaro Bautista will start from the back of the grid on Sunday after his crash with Jorge Lorenzo.

Color photographs of tables in the soldiers' homes, covered with their paraphernalia, are on the back of the grid of video screens.

Manor, the team he joined, were revived at the 11th hour from the collapse of Marussia, barely making it into the paddock for the first race of the season, and that lack of preparation meant Stevens had to make do with battling at the back of the grid, learning on the fly.