Sentence examples for back sticker from inspiring English sources

The first turning point for me came as I rode home and spotted the modest-sized minibus with the bright yellow "cyclists stay back" sticker pasted not, as usual, to the kerb side of the vehicle, but the driver's side.

If the "cyclists stay back" sticker gives the message that cyclists are second-class road users, tolerated if only we restrain ourselves, don't get to uppity and make room for the grown-ups with their engines and smelly exhausts... well, that's what a lot of them probably think, even unconsciously.

The CTC has been told of a case in which a cyclist cut up by a left-turning lorry phoned the driver's company to complain, to be told: "Didn't you see the lorry's 'stay back' sticker?" It also noted with worry an inquest where lawyers for a driver pointed out a vehicle's sticker intimating the dead cyclist might have been at fault.

If you are unable to join the group, colleagues will bring back stickers.

The problem began when TfL started issuing the "cyclist stay back" stickers.

TfL will replace the "stay back" stickers on buses with a more appropriate message – according to the CTC we'll see these by the end of the summer.

The van driver I spoke to in Amsterdam last month would no doubt laugh at the "cyclists stay back" stickers that have been seen on vehicles in London and beyond.

More than just getting the car back, the sticker helps police catch the thief in action.

The Creation Museum at one point sold a "We're taking dinosaurs back!" bumper sticker, according to Slate.

Slowly pull back the sticker.

Children brought back a stickered distracter object, as if the action to the photograph had modified the object.