Sentence examples for backdrop of their from inspiring English sources

Everyone on the team has lived out their lives against the backdrop of their mission.

The men used the Capitol dome as a symbolic backdrop of their take-back-the-government theme.

The Hekmati case has become a source of friction between the United States and Iran, coming against the backdrop of their increasing confrontation over Iran's disputed nuclear program.

For Iraqi Kurds it was the backdrop of their battles against Saddam Hussein's murderous regime; the surrounding mountains are where Kurdish militants would seek sanctuary from the authorities.

Viewed against the backdrop of their first-round peers, Hughes and Chamberlain have been success stories, useful major leaguers with occasional bursts of dominance.

The Trump administration also issued an official but widely mocked summit commemorative coin, featuring profiles of Trump and Kim against the backdrop of their countries' flags.

Many people hate the idea of visiting a previous residence and discovering that strangers have vandalized the backdrops of their memories, but I like the successive jolts of disorientation and recognition.

Paintings from the era show the great care artists took in depicting these textiles in the drapery and backdrops of their works, and there are some amazing matches of actual pieces of textiles (from the Hermitage, from collections in Florence, Orvieto, Assisi and from Prato's own museum) with those in the paintings on display here.

But Ms. Kohlhaas has approved a set by Walt Spangler -- the rear of a suburban house, including a patio and square of sloping lawn -- that for all its impressive verisimilitude is quite distracting in the flashback scenes, which really ought to have backdrops of their own.

Hanging against a backdrop of spectators, their mouths agape, he is no longer just another kid from Port Chester.

As the couple embrace on a fire escape drenched in blue moonlight against a backdrop of stars, their fervent "Tonight" duet becomes as romantic a mingling of mood and music as anyone could desire.