Sentence examples for behind means from inspiring English sources
But it does depend on its knowing what "behind" means when applied to such an oddly shaped creature as a human.
The credit crunch, the economic meltdown and the fiscal damage left behind means that any tax cut or spending pledge has to pass intense scrutiny.
"Behind" means you have their back.
Imagine the uproar in the United States if a national taskforce said No Child Left Behind means every child has to learn to tweet.
Leaving your teen years behind means gaining a measure of privacy -- to do with as you please," said reader Anne Bagamery.
Likewise, Ravitch writes that this action clearly suggests MSS is bouncing these students to improve test scores, questioning, "Is this what 'no child left behind' means?
Yes, to leave war behind meant to internally cleanse oneself, and first and foremost to cleanse oneself of hatred.
Plus, falling behind meant that CMT would drag down the profitability of Corning's life sciences unit, which was just as concerned about hitting its numbers.
Starting behind often means never catching up.
It's about leaving belief behind; gnosis means knowledge, or understanding.
"These consumers — most of them — have no idea what the science behind it means," Ms. Freud said.
