Sentence examples for meter back from inspiring English sources

Down, down, down, every meter into the abyss meaning another meter back to the light.

"See, he's not an anarchist; he puts the meter back on the curb, right?" Mr. Costner said, smiling happily at the screen.

His poetry reverted to structure, with verse, rhyme and meter back in place, as in his collected ballads and nature poems.

One of the highlights of the day was finding a cave that went a few meters back into the loess.

And now, with 800 meters to go, he was 40 meters back of the leader and one of the favorites, Stephan Vuckovic of Germany.

It was 140 meters back to Olivera Jevtic, a 25-year-old Yugoslav in her marathon debut, who was third in 2 26:44, a national record.

They carried a few souvenirs: their AAFES nametags, snapshots in front of a sandbagged bunker, perfume from an Iraqi contractor, and an oversized black T-shirt for Lydia's son that read, in both English and Arabic, "Caution Stay 100 Meters Back or You Will Be Shot".

In fits and starts, the region's transportation system began to stagger back to life yesterday, as traffic lights suddenly picked up where they had left off, cabbies switched their meters back on, packed buses substituted for subways and roaring diesel trains rolled to the rescue on powerless commuter lines.

Speaking to the Guardian, Heine Allemagne, the inventor of the vanishing spray concept and one of the heads of 9 15 Fair Play, explains his vision for a product that, he says, is less about money and more about making sure more walls are standing 9.15 meters back.

While some reports have credited Silva with the invention — he was left bitter after playing in a 1-0 defeat, where an 88th-minute free kick saw the opposition's wall stand no more than three meters back — it is more widely acknowledged that Allemagne was the first to start working on the problem in 2000.

This is especially relevant, as Walmart announced its new "ReliOn" meters back in July with the promise that it would save its customers $60 million annually.