In December 1866, warriors under Chief High Backbone drew a U.S. military patrol from Fort Phil Kearny into an ambush.
Tory sources say that Gove sacked Morgan because he wanted to put "ideological backbone" into the chief inspector of schools, Sir Michael Wilshaw.
Board members may respect strength but, up to now, they have given no indication they actually want to see some strength in the backbone of the MTA chief.
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His chief deputies are Georgi Kornienko, long the backbone of the Gromyko Old Guard at the Foreign Ministry, and Gen. Viktor Starodubov, the Ogarkov protege seeking Soviet Army modernization through limitation of American strategic arms.
"Cronos" is a fanciful, chilly, bleakly funny picture that points to ideas Mr. del Toro would explore in "The Devil's Backbone" and "Pan's Labyrinth," chief among them the not-so-innocent innocence of childhood.
Dr McNeil, the trust's chief executive, told BBC News: "Nurses are the backbone of the NHS.
The warning from the high-profile Conservative was welcomed by "green" politicians and industry leaders and came as the chief executive of Shell predicted solar would become the "backbone" of our energy system.
"This is the only box we've been able to qualify for use in the backbone" at this rate," Michael D. O'Dell, Uunet's chief scientist, said yesterday in an interview.
"Airbus is forming the backbone of Qatar's modern fleet," the Airbus chief executive, Thomas O. Enders, said Monday at a news conference.
"The cussedness, the grit, the determination — you're the backbone of this nation," Steve Bannon, President Trump's former chief strategist, and now a Moore ally, said, when it was his turn at the lectern.
