Sentence examples for means behind from inspiring English sources

It has erroneously been translated as "reverse side throw", which is incorrect; the word "ura" means "behind".

But all it really means, behind the manipulative media bullshit, is that you don't have an appointment.

These days, English is more focused on his gallery shows, though his guerrilla activities are by no means behind him.

General Costa Gomes was born in Chaves in an impoverished northern region, Trás-os-Montes, which means Behind the Mountains.

In his fourth major book, "What Is the What," he gave us a nonfiction novel about Valentino Achak Deng, a Sudanese "Lost Boy" who survives wars at home and refugee camps abroad only to find that his problems are by no means behind him when finally he gets to Atlanta, and the Land of the Free.

To further investigate the means behind this reproductive control, researchers looked at the chemicals produced by the queens of three social insects: the buff-tailed bumblebee, the common wasp (pictured), and the desert ant.

These young people want a means of behind heard.

"Standing still means falling behind," says Barbara Hauser, a Washington, D.C. consultant.

Homeowners would once do almost anything to keep up payments on their homes, even if it meant falling behind on other debts.

Getting ahead at work shouldn't have to mean falling behind at home.

"I just wanted to ask you a question about what you meant behind your comments regarding the minute's silence?" The exchange was filmed by Brand and uploaded onto his YouTube channel.