Sentence examples for backing at the next from inspiring English sources

The leader of the UK Independence Party, Nigel Farage, told the BBC's Daily Politics that he was "open minded" about backing at the next election some Conservative or Labour MPs who wanted UK withdrawal from the EU.

They'll no doubt be back at the next installment of the Cabaret, on Saturday.

He's just handed the birdie he picked up at 13 straight back at the next.

Sterling rose to his feet after the tackle, smiled and clattered his marker back at the next available opportunity.

In defeat they will undergo another leadership make-over and could well come storming back at the next election — assuming they lose this one.

He made a mess of the 13th, but earned the shot back at the next hole and will start the final round seven under par, firmly in contention.

He birdied the par-three 4th but immediately gave a shot back at the next after hitting his tee shot into a bunker.

I am absolutely determined to win this seat back at the next general election because anything other than a Conservative government will put our recovery at risk and Ed Miliband in Downing Street.

Baird said the election victory had handed the Coalition a mandate to "make NSW great" and blamed the seat losses on a scare campaign by Labor, vowing to win them back at the next election.

Saying goodbye to the class for this year (he will be back at the next Easter festival in Lucerne with a different group of conductors), he says, "There are so many ego trips going on in the conducting world.

With more than 30 new cars, lorries, concepts and crossovers making their formal debut, this smoke suggested there may be fire, as well .Just a year ago, everyone was asking me if I'd be back at the next show," said Sergio Marchionne, chief executive of both Chrysler and its Italian ally Fiat, with a dry laugh, as he recalled the desperate situation as the 2010 show opened.