Sentence examples for backbone of a building from inspiring English sources

Many of the people clogging the Montauk Highway are construction workers, the backbone of a building frenzy that has created Suffolk County's lowest unemployment rate, 3percentt, since the state started keeping track in 1974.

I really thought the Dunfermline was the backbone of the building societies' world," said Peter Gibb, 62, who in common with many of it 335,000 savers had believed the biggest Scottish building society's marketing claims that it had "a proud tradition of putting its members first".

Intel is now developing so-called backbone switches to be used for fiber connections between floors of a building as opposed to the larger switches bought by telecom companies.

In our experiments, we consider the backbone of a real wireless mesh network composed of 12 routers deployed in an office building.

Furthermore, to allow for easy incorporation in the backbone of a peptide ligand by automated solid-phase synthesis, we included orthogonal protective groups in the design of functionalised DAHB building blocks.

Tom has the backbone of a chocolate éclair.

This national core reference data will then be the backbone of public sector information and the backbone of a data revolution led by Britain.

However, it formed the backbone of a series of other products that remodel tissue.

Corey Enright, Lachie Henderson and Harry Taylor formed the backbone of a defensive unit the Dogs rarely found a way through.

"And ethnic groups were the backbone of a lot this stuff".

Alastair Cook played well enough to have provided the backbone of a run chase.