Sentence examples for ditch back from inspiring English sources

The musical form got them out of the ditch back in 1989, with The Little Mermaid, and they've been wedded to it ever since, despite the narrative innovations of Pixar, computer animation and 3D.

My buddy Lee Brooks shot a photo of me skating this ditch back in the year 2000 and I consider it to be one of the best skateboard photos ever taken of myself.

Still under fire, Lieutenant ______ was placed on a stretcher And carried through irrigation ditches back to base; the ride Was bumpy but he kept talking as he lay there And even asked for (and was given) a cigarette.

FOLLOWING on the heels of the news highlighted by my colleague that airlines are ditching back-of-the-seat television screens in favour of Wi-Fi-based entertainment comes a report that airports are increasingly choosing to offer travellers free Wi-Fi.

He convinced EMI to ditch DRM back in April, 2007, but the three other major music labels held out.

Fold up the picnic blanket, cancel your dinner reservation, ditch the back row of the neighborhood movie theater.

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The Jets also ditched running back Joe McKnight, whose off-season ledger included an arrest, a flunked conditioning test and a head injury.

Volunteers work about four to six hours a day carrying 20 to 30 pounds of tools and materials, clearing drainage ditches, brushing back vegetation and building rock stairs.

He said Mr. McCain had supported President Bush's policies that Mr. Biden said had driven the American economy into a ditch and backed Mr. Bush on a war that is costing American taxpayers $12 billion a month.

A bigger screen is almost a lock, but ditching the back bevel would also be a nice move in my opinion.