Sentence examples for near back from inspiring English sources

A gray-haired woman glared at him from the near back window.

Since the December 2009 law change, the unemployment rate has fallen, although nowhere near back to normal.

Sharapova is nowhere near back to her best, but after 10 months out of the game following shoulder surgery she is just happy to be here.

But Nick Clegg, the Lib Dem leader and deputy prime minister, rejected the warnings saying "we are nowhere near back to that unsustainable housing bubble".

This post isn't meant to be a diatribe about US maternity leave policy, but to expect women to return to work when their babies are still so vulnerable and their own emotional and physical states are nowhere near back to normal is the definition of insanity, not my inability to deal with those requirements.

Scottish guy near back: You're totally shite!

In the mid-80s the near back-to-back release of My Beautiful Laundrette and A Room With a View won him copious praise, and the role of paraplegic Christy Brown in Jim Sheridan's My Left Foot won him his first Oscar by the end of the decade.

For Wood, playing an abuser on screen was a near-back-breaking experience ― but a fulfilling one, as well.

/ʊ/ is a near-back when all adjacent consonants are broad, e.g. [d̪ˠʊvˠ] "black", and a more centralized after a slender consonant, e.g. [ˈɟʊ̟bˠəl̪ˠ] "rag".

The starting point of /əu/ ranges from a near-open central after broad consonants to an open-mid advanced central after slender consonants, and its end point ranges from a near-close near-back before broad consonants to a centralized before slender consonants.

Only single scattered light maintains a high degree of polarization and this preserves the useful characteristic oscillatory structures in the near-back scattered spectra.