Sentence examples for backbone of one from inspiring English sources
The High Line, a 1.5-mile landscaped trail built atop abandoned rail lines that once served Manhattan's Meatpacking District, is now the backbone of one of Manhattan's trendiest and priciest neighborhoods.
The conformational switch between these states is controlled by divalent metal binding in two electronegative zones arising from the lysine-to-glutamate substitution in the protein body proximal to the phosphate backbone of one DNA arm.
At its heart are the arid limestone plateaus of Arkadía (Arcadia), where streams disappear underground into the soluble rock and from which the barren upland of the Táygetos (Taïyetos) Mountains, reaching an elevation of 7,800 feet, extends southward to form the backbone of one of the southern peninsulas.
She's got the backbone of one of her beloved rag dolls, and I wish I were like her.
The effect long been a tool of some interest to those working on the outskirts of pop music among them Bon Iver and Frank Ocean but it ended up being a key to the creation of 9. That's partly because the harmonies it creates feel of a piece with the neon landscapes of Cashmere Cat songs, and partly because it formed the backbone of one the record's first songs.
Chinese money has also been coursing through Central Asia to build power grids and transportation infrastructure, altering the landscape and forming the backbone of the One Belt, One Road plan.
Even DreamWorks, built on the backbone of Steven Spielberg, one of the most reliable auteurs of the last several decades, had to go to India to find backing.
All the homegrown talent that is the backbone of La Liga, one of the toughest national leagues in the world, came through in the rain in Vienna.
Farnsworth's reliably steady backbeat is the backbone of this one.
D407 rotates to engage the backbone of G403, one helix-turn above along TM4; K940 retracts towards R1, and donates hydrogen-bonds to N941 (TM10) and T978; and R971 moves away from E414/N415, and interacts instead with the backbone carbonyl of L944 and the aromatic ring of F948, both in TM10.
