Sentence examples for backbone of the year from inspiring English sources

Building on the success of 2013's multi-disciplinary Rest is Noise festival, the backbone of the year will be the London Philharmonic's Orchestra's concerts, but performances, lectures, debates and literary events will put these works in context.

Kurt's coming out provided the emotional backbone of the first year, and carried the story all the way through to his homophobic bully attempting suicide out of gay shame.

"This is Chenault putting his stamp on the company," Mr. Ball said, though he noted that Mr. Chenault had been a senior executive at the company for years and "has been the backbone of the 13 years of restructuring that they've been through".

The backbone of the book concerns the year Unferth and her boyfriend dropped out of college to traipse around Central America hoping to join a revolution.

He was the backbone of the RSC for years before he got into orbit with Star Trek.

And with 15 members of his first-team squad aged 23 or under, Ferguson believes they have the potential to provide the backbone of the United team for years to come.

The menu maintains a backbone of classics throughout the year, as well as an ample infusion of seasonal dishes.

"To recruit a player of his pedigree is another massive step forward for the club and I'm certain he'll be the backbone of the team for many a year".

He he was the backbone of the club for many, many years.

In a statement, Adrian Palmer, Club Secretary, described Lock as "the backbone of the club for many, many years".

A spliff-toting guy next to me grins and says: 'I wouldn't like to be him right now.' Battles have been a part of the British underground hip-hop scene since around 2000, though they've been the backbone of the US rap community for years.