Sentence examples for back very much from inspiring English sources

"The husbands were building their careers, and the women were not getting back very much.

"Playing tennis builds up the muscles in the front of the shoulder, but it doesn't build up those in the back very much," says Todd Ellenbecker, the clinic director at Physiotherapy Associates Scottsdale Sports Club in Scottsdale, Ariz., and senior director of medical services for the ATP World Tour, the men's professional tennis circuit.

As we mentioned yesterday, we wouldn't expect this thing to set you back very much when it launches on T-Mobile, which ought to be sometime real soon.

Looking back at the Standard & Poor's 500, the Dow and the Nasdaq from the pit of Russian default in October 1998 apart from the massive Nasdaq bubble the three indexes are back very much in line with each other, with the S&P trailing the Dow and the Nasdaq.

For example, the first sentence in [1b] introduces a discourse referent of the event type that represents Pedro's attempting to kiss Juanita, and the tense morpheme in "slapped" is construed as referring back, very much like an anaphoric pronoun, to that event: by default, the time of Juanita's slapping Pedro will be taken to be immediately after the time of him trying to kiss her.

Joe Westerman showed his class in the first-half before illness caught up with him, and Jamie Shaul was bright and gutsy at full-back, very much in the Prescott mode.

That evening of the third day, with backs very much against the wall, Strauss and Alastair Cook had 10 overs to survive to the close.

I mean, I also grew up in Virginia and in Florida, and I don't go back there very much.

Producers in the US and abroad haven't cut back production very much, despite the low prices, and now the lifting of international sanctions against Iran could send more oil flowing into markets that are already awash in crude.

"He's very laid back and very much a players-first kind of guy.

"I'm delighted to be back, and very much I'm looking forward to trying to achieve what we didn't do last time we were here".