Sentence examples for backs from from inspiring English sources

Vendors carried tanks on their backs from which they dispensed cups of lemonade.

Illegal push backs from Greece and Italy have been widely reported by human rights groups.

Barbarians Backs (from): Burgess, English, Groom, Harris, Leal'ifano, Naiyaravoro, Olivier, Shipperley, Sweeney, Tapuai, P Williams.

Now it happily hangs on the trendiest young backs from Borås to Berlin".

"We have game films of him running down backs from across the field," said Esehak.

The ball went to the backs from the opening blast of Col Pearce's whistle.

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See, Sir Alf Ramsey [who managed England's 1966 World Cup win] - people never liked him for it, but he'd always have the full-backs from the second division.

Many orchestras have begun enacting staff salary freezes and cuts during the last three years, as well as encouraging substantial salary give-backs from conductors and executives.

But smuggling continues untrammelled because low-paid police take substantial kick-backs from the trade, and because there are no other major sources of income for locals.

Some analysts have likened the crisis to the Bofors scandal of 1989 when the Congress government lost an election amid allegations that kick-backs from a Swedish arms company were taken by Rajiv Gandhi and his associates.