Sentence examples for backed by a second from inspiring English sources

Exquisitely detailed, it is backed by a second layer of metal panels, giving the surface a subtle depth.

Any final option would be based on safeguarding the primacy of the Commons, backed by a second chamber with powers to delay.

This means, as the president later explained in front of Hu Jintao, his Chinese opposite number, that China's "growing economy is joined by growing responsibilities". Engagement" is backed by a second policy, best described as hedging.

His call for the decriminalisation of the use of all drugs was backed by a second former government drug adviser, Prof Lesley King, who told MPs that most people who took ecstasy did so without harming themselves or inflicting wider harms on society.

Eurocord's action was backed by a second objection from an alliance of more than 30 groups of researchers, environmentalists, and ethical bodies, coordinated by the Austrian environmental group Global 2000.

Backed by a second straight outstanding performance by goaltender Frederik Andersen and a perfect penalty-killing effort, the Ducks carved out a 4-1 victhat tied thed teamseams' first-round series at two games each.

Ms. Quinn far outpaces her rivals in Manhattan, where she is backed by a third of Democratic voters.

He is ably backed by a first-rate 12-piece band and eight limber dancers, some hanging from poles.

For example, the bill requires most, but not all, derivatives to be backed by a third-party clearinghouse, adding a layer of insurance to the system.

Under the cunning direction of Ron Lewis, and backed by a first-rate big band, Minnelli puts on a performance that is less about craft than about crowd control.

Therewere some balls that, again, they madesome great defensive plays".Liriano, the reigning AmericanLeague comeback player of the year,was backed by a fourth-inning homer byJason Kubel.