Sentence examples similar to goes through back from inspiring English sources
The Metropolitan Police said officers distracted the man after he was seen going through back gardens while they took people to safety from nearby homes.
That's why popular music regularly goes through back-to-basics purges like punk (both the 1970s and 1990s editions), electro (with iterations in every decade since the 1970s) and for that matter rock 'n' roll itself.
"Women go through back pain, morning sickness, stress and so on.
I am going through back editions of Little and Large and Russell Howard's Good News to confirm.
The drug shortage has left some patients considering assisted suicide to go through back alleyways to obtain pentobarbital.
"The same tough time that we went through back in 1992 and '93 with the commercialization-of-space strategy.
"I didn't like seeing her go through back doors," Butler was quoted as saying in the New York Times.
People come and go through back alleys or, where there is no back door, they enter and exit their houses by climbing a ladder to the roof.
She started making performances, but initially didn't dare use words: "When you are censored," she explains, "you try to go through back doors".
"They were meeting in a covert fashion, skulking about, going through back entrances and trying to make sure that they weren't being surveilled".
Trader Joe's is so painfully socially conscious that it has to go through back flips just to find some snack food it can approve of.
