Sentence examples for backbone of that from inspiring English sources

Nurses are often the backbone of that team.

The military that you have joined is, and always will be, the backbone of that leadership.

Angel was the backbone of that team, but now the money — and the power and the near future — has been passed to Marquez and Henry.

When forward Casey Calvary, the backbone of that team, arrived on campus, he scoured the bookstore and two local malls and found not one piece of basketball-related Gonzaga merchandise.

Atlantic Coast Airlines said yesterday that it was calling its new low-cost airline venture Independence Air, and that it had entered into an agreement with Airbus to buy 15 A320-family aircraft and lease 10 others to form the "backbone" of that operation.

I just did what I had to do to feed myself". "He had to become the man of that house at a very young age, and he was the backbone of that family," said James "Puppy" Wright, another of Brown's assistant coaches in high school, and a primary reason that Brown ended up at West Virginia.

It has a wonderfully incisive backbone of acidity that gives a rich, nutty, subtly honeyed, barrel-fermented white – such as this Patrimoine blend of chenin with a little chardonnay – its superb food-matching (pork, chicken, risotto, creamy fish) capabilities.

Aggrecan decorates a backbone of hyaluronan that is partially anchored in the plasma membrane of chondrocytes at the hyaluronan synthase site and is further bound by the cell surface receptor CD44.

In fact, they're built using Tornado, the backbone of FriendFeed that Facebook open-sourced after acquiring that company last year.

It was one of many public agencies to see the need for a backbone of fibre that everyone can access.

If pre-1960 popular standards still form the backbone of cabaret, that repertory is slowly but steadily expanding.