Sentence examples for backbone to the from inspiring English sources

These links form a common "backbone" to the protein.

Ossie Davis brings some backbone to the film's most sentimental role, playing an instantly beloved elderly passenger.

Much reference was made to the Neill committee report which formed the backbone to the new broadcasting regulatory system.

The Discovery's main cargo is a 45-foot-long, 31,000-pound truss segment, the last piece of the backbone to the International Space Station.

Tory MPs argue, however, that even if the bill fails, an early effort to pilot it will demonstrate backbone to the electorate.

It was Grandpa Ilya who showed me that the hook is the backbone to the bait and the connection to the fish.

The chunky ankle strap is useful for adding backbone to the kind of summer outfits that can look a little wan.

I first deglaze with a "strong" liquid to provide a nervy backbone to the flavor, such as wine, vinegar or a spirit such as brandy.

Hopefully, once we've left the EU, we can begin to apply some traditionally British rectitude and moral backbone to the prisons system.

It would give backbone to the stewardship rules.

Virat Kohli, who provided the silky backbone to the India innings, was dropped twice.