Sentence examples for backbone of it from inspiring English sources
The huge and magnificent catalogue raisonné produced in Berne by the Paul Klee Foundation consists of nine volumes, accounting for 9,800 drawings, prints, paintings and illustrations: the backbone of it is Klee's orderly cataloguing habit.
His version revels in wordplay, richly present in the original, though Morgan is certainly the first to make such a shining and bawdy backbone of it for an English version, rhyming Humbaba with "rum baba", using language that's quotidianly alive, with words such as "kowtow", "slurp", "metroland", "tarmacadam".
Looks are only a small part of it, and hard work is the backbone of it.
A candidate could include it as part of their economic platform, but it cannot form the backbone of it.
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Data centres, the backbone of our IT system, present a unique set of issues, particularly with regard to energy use and occupational health and safety.
When politicians say that "small businesses are the backbone of America," it's no exaggeration.
These children of the MTV/video/Web age are our future leaders and the backbone of society; it might be interesting at least to take a peek at what they're doing with their online time.
The BUGbase is the backbone — think of it like the mainboard of a traditional PC — into which you can connect a GPS, touchscreen, accelerometer, etc.
Our community is the backbone of the farm – it makes it all work, and it makes it fun.
It also forms the backbone of DNA, and it is an essential ingredient of our bones and teeth.
