Sentence examples for backbone from from inspiring English sources

"Where did NZ find that kind of backbone from?

In fact, Washington could learn a lot about backbone from listening to them.

The creamy veal nuggets got sweetness and backbone from the crunchy beet slices and pleasant earthiness from the truffles.

It fuses the genes for parasite proteins onto a "genetic backbone" from vaccines against smallpox and a chimpanzee virus.

"So then we were able to push it up a little bit and effectively break up the fiber-optic backbone from Baghdad to the south".

James Sadri of the Syria Campaign said: "We are seeing the hint of a backbone from the international community that everyone assumed had disappeared.

With a heavy chopping knife, remove the backbone from the goose so that you are left with just the breasts on the bone.

We zipped along the highway that runs like a backbone from the airport to our destination, the Paradise Cove hotel in the north-east - a journey of about an hour.

This straight-ahead 1948 reading of the ill-fated Terra Nova expedition gets human backbone from actor John Mills, but it's Jack Cardiff's cinematography and Vaughan Williams's score that justify the restoration.

According to some experts, the electoral system has developed a number of safeguards over the past few decades to prevent someone with independence and backbone from occupying the Presidency.

Not long after that, though, Mr. Garrett removed the backbone from his office, sorely disappointed that he had caved to the demands of his party's leaders to back a plan to spend billions of dollars for a Medicare drug benefit.