Sentence examples for expression back from inspiring English sources

The expression "back o' Bourke" is still used to conjure remoteness, a place on outer fringes.

Why is the modish expression "back in the day" so annoying?

Children greeted the blackout last Thursday with cries of "Se fue la luz" ("The lights went out"), a common expression back home.

We know what Blake's life-mask looks like (it survives in the Fitzwilliam Museum, tense and resistant); Park imagines how Catherine bathed his face in warm water after the plaster was removed, bringing his expression back to life.

If anyone is tempted to feel sorry for Smith – whose increasingly pained expression back stage at Radio City Music Hall became one of the lasting images of this year's draft, then spare a thought for USC's Matt Barkley.

Inserting this expression back into Equation (17), yields the backoff probability of CSMATXRX.

Inserting these expressions back into Equation (38), the optimal value of β t can be found numerically.

Administration of the AT1 receptor antagonist decreased noggin and USAG-1 expressions back to normal levels (Fig. 9).

He became famous for the expression "Don't look back.

The stimulation of the somatosensory cortex during the perception of facial expressions backs up the "simulationist model".

Immunostaining of these wounds revealed a rather similar distribution of ephrin-B1 staining to that of healing murine wounds, except that expression extended back farther (i.e., 100+ cells back from the wound edge).