Sentence examples for defined back from inspiring English sources

"It's an agenda that was defined back in the 1980s," he adds.

The only way to beat it is to have big, defined back pockets.

Allowances have been made for particle entrainment, newly defined back flow of particles in relation to the back flow of the continuous phase, particle dispersion and coalescence.

And for all their abstract attachment to the right of free expression, or the right of association, even cloistered liberals turned out to be eager to see deviancy defined back up.

But Mr. Mundie leveled his harshest remarks at General Public License, a model Mr. Stallman defined back in the earliest days of the PC industry, when Microsoft's influence was just becoming felt.

That was a phrase defined back in 1996 by The Washington Times, covering Bill Clinton's legal defense as a "tactic in which lawyers routinely throw in every possible argument that could bolster their case, however absurd".

Waists and hips were defined, backs exposed.

Or define "back checking"?

The author defines back pain and suggests a method for classifying back pain in pregnancy into two different pain types.

Hulsegge et al. [ 32] were the only authors to define back pain as long lasting i.e. a duration superior to 1 month in the past year.

Persons with chronic back pain (defined as back pain that has persisted three months or more) and German mother tongue were recruited via the internet.