Sentence examples for backs making the from inspiring English sources

Early decks nearly always had blank backs, making the cards easier to mark and easier to see through.

The sound was heavenly (we had a Urei mixer propped up on a rock) and the cliffs to our backs, making the perfect amphitheater.

Carefully placed call backs make the show meta, without being too insider baseball.

"Now we're back — making the most beautiful white salt in the world".

What wasn't open at the front was bare at the back making the collection, again in the designer's words, "desirable, dangerous, sumptuous".

British Summer time (BST) is nearly over and the clocks are about to go back, making the mornings lighter and the evenings darker.

His unit was one of the last to make its way back, making the 14-hour journey over minefields to Artemivsk.

(AP) Ramirez Hits First Home Runs Manny Ramirez is really back, making the Dodgers' offense even more dangerous.

Mr. Gingrich pushed back, making the case that Mr. Clinton was impeached for lying under oath, a felony, not for an extramarital affair.

Kilroy had a stunted appearance, accentuated by oiled black hair sleekly brushed straight back, making the top of his head seem flat.

(Cornyn said he backed making the banks smaller just last week).