Sentence examples for backseat's from inspiring English sources

Backseat's so comfy, you could finish up your emails, catch up with friends, or even get a little shuteye before making your entrance.

There's enough technology within the driver's (and backseat passenger's) reach to require a few trips to the manual, which just so happens to be an app on the included iPad.

"The argument of climate change to me takes a backseat to 'Let's manage it,'" he added.

The firm bases its predictions primarily on the fact that because the iPhone platform has more overall utility (phone, media, Internet, AND gaming) than either Nintendo's or Sony's products, which focus primarily on gaming (with Internet and media taking a backseat), Apple's darling is better situated for future dominance.

And that eleven-year-old kid in the backseat who's getting picked on?

So why does Father's Day seem to take a backseat to Mother's Day? Perhaps it's the result of history.

It's no doubt that Father's Day takes a backseat to Mother's Day when it comes to the commercialism of the holidays.

Now, if you've ever been in a N.Y.C. taxi's backseat with two other adults, you know it's not the world's most comfortable spot, especially when the weather gets warm and the air gets less... fresh smelling.

Still, there must be more to explaining why Father's Day takes a backseat to Mother's Day other than an accident of history.

WHO'S THE BACKSEAT DRIVER NOW, HUH? Me: I'm in charge of the shopping cart when my wife and I go to the grocery store Cashier:...why are you telling me this? *Naming my child* WIFE: What's the girl version of Matt?

The end doesn't even make the top ten stories of the moment — it lags far behind the crimes and scandals that allegedly took place in a Penn State locker room and the backseat of Herman Cain's taxi and Michael Jackson's bedroom in Neverland, behind the euro crisis, behind the prolonged farce that is the Republican nominating process.