Sentence examples for extends back from from inspiring English sources

A restaurant experience extends back from the moment at the table, to the anticipation.

Elsewhere, director Stephen Frears was on hand to collect this year's lifetime achievement award, honouring an eclectic career that extends back from The Queen to films such as The Drifters, Dangerous Liaisons and My Beautiful Laundrette.

A bony crest extends back from the crown of the head, with long neural strands sprouting from the back of the head.

The basic console holds dome lights and a storage bin, but brushed aluminum rails extending back from it allow snap-in mounting of extra modules and provide electricity to power some of them.

I asked a simple question about Pirandello, and got in reply - as Zeffirelli explained the difficulty of translating him - a rapid tour of European civilisation, extending back from nineteenth-century Sicily with its demotic dialect through the Holy Roman Empire to the universal reign of Latin and its decadent collapse into a vulgar Babel of tongues.

The general pattern for all gnathostome (jawed) fishes comprises four rectus muscles attached to the posterior wall of the orbit and inserting around the rim of the eyeball, and two opposing oblique muscles (superior and inferior) that extend back from the anterior orbital wall to insert dorsally and ventrally on the rim of the eyeball (Young 2008).

A. piscivorus has broad, dark stripes on the sides of its head that extend back from the eye, whereas A. contortrix has only a thin dark line that divides the pale supralabials from the somewhat darker color of the head.

Away from urban centers, coastal activities provided supporting functions including food provisioning through fishing, shellfish gathering, and agriculture in subsidiary settlements extended back from the coast (Pollard 2008b:271–272; Wynne-Jones 2005 116).

Comparing unwounded versus wounded sections of skin, we observed an apparent loosening of adhesions between neighboring basal keratinocytes extending back from the leading edge coincident with the zone of ephrin-B1 upregulation; this loosening appeared to be associated with dissolution of some classes of junctions (see schematic Figure 3B) between neighboring cells.

This is the part that extends back and down from the wing as a plane comes into land.

He is also a pint-sized dynamic actor with a humble presence and a direct bloodline that extends back at least 60,000 years from the lands of the Boonwurrung and the Wurundjeri, regions in the state now known as Victoria.