Sentence examples for great backing from from inspiring English sources

I'm always on my co-founder's page disliking all his songs!" Soundwave got its original funding from a startup accelerator program, although O'Driscoll declines to go into detail on subsequent investment, saying only "we've got some great backing from some really cool people, especially in the US and here in Ireland".

"They have great backing from the men's team, and along with Liverpool, Bristol and Chelsea, it looks like next season will be competitive.

"The players know my expectations". More from Solskjaer: "I've had some great backing from the owners and Ed (Woodward) Communication is important.

"At the moment I've had great backing from the FAW [ Football Association of Wales; my staff have been magnificent; there's nothing more I could ask from the Welsh public, they've been brilliant," Coleman said.

During the off-season, he watches tapes of every play in which he carried the ball and compares it to film of some of the N.F.L.'s great backs, from Walter Payton to Barry Sanders to Tony Dorsett.

But for the plan to have a chance of succeeding it would need greater backing from Moscow, which to date has been strongly opposed to Assad's removal.

Unhappy that the club's board bowed to a revolt by squad members following a defeat at West Bromwich Albion, Di Canio maintains he should have received greater backing from Ellis Short, Sunderland's owner, and Margaret Byrne, the chief executive.

As a forthcoming edited volume on the history of the Libyan Revolution makes clear, it was Qatar's growing support of the network of Islamist revolutionaries clustered around the Doha-based cleric Ali Sallabi that pushed Jibril and Nayed to solicit greater backing from the UAE, France and the United States.

The Old Crow Medicine Show's perfect country-rock song got quicker-tempoed and even better with Rucker's slightly hoarse voice and great backing vocals from Lady Antebellum.

There is great back-up from the rejected spouses (Lucy Briggs-Owen's Sybil is a hysterical sylph; Rufus Wright's Victor a comic nonentity).

18 min A great back-flick from Abreo (surely he's too big and clumsy to pull that off) almost picks out Silva who is haring down the left-hand side of the field.