Sentence examples for backbone of a talk from inspiring English sources

Humor, music and poetry formed the backbone of a talk that elicited a standing ovation.

Mr. Stephanopoulos wasn't spared the more frivolous consumer tips that are the backbone of morning talk shows.

Tom has the backbone of a chocolate éclair.

When talking about the Internet, what is meant by the term "backbone?" A. Much like the nervous-system signals that are transmitted along the spinal cord, the backbone of a network is the pipeline that handles most of the major traffic for computers connected to it.

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.

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

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

We use these words as the backbone of a life spent defending something.

"He is the backbone of a 12-0 footeaml team".