Sentence examples for behaving back from inspiring English sources
Barrie Stead, a retired solicitor, became concerned about the way companies were behaving back in 2011, and started to attend annual general meetings to ask whether they would adopt the living wage.
Kids will be kids, although they were better behaved back when I started out.
This is how audiences behaved back in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, before codes of concert etiquette evolved.
The way I felt and behaved back then was not the legacy I wanted to leave.
"One of the reasons for the endurance of the regime in Syria is the way that Russia have decided to behave, backing Assad," he told me.
For the consideration of scalability and extensibility, we collocate MME in a SIP AS behaving as Back-to-Back User Agent (B2BUA).
"Newspapers and magazines didn't want pictures of musicians behaving badly back then," Mr. Rock said with a sunny working-class lilt.
Are you aware how unflattering it is to my midsection and neck areas to crane to see if you're behaving in back?
One notion is that the sinking marked "the end of the old days" of nineteenth-century technological confidence, as well as of "noblesse oblige"; another is a sense that people behaved better back then, whether noblesse, steerage, or crew.
"We looked at how the U.K. behaved handing back Hong Kong, and we want to treat Rolls-Royce the same way," says Anthony Gott, chief executive of VW's Rolls/Bentley subsidiary.
