Sentence examples for piggy back from from inspiring English sources

He said Labour leader Ed Miliband would need a "piggy back from Alex Salmond" of the SNP to get into Downing Street and accused him of being more at home in leafy parts of north London than the south Wales valleys.

Only with the occasional piggy-back from American consumers can the decrepit Germans, French and Italians make any progress at all.

It's almost as if his latest venture is an innovation piggy-back from earlier moves he'd made in the media industry.

Miss Estrada happily gives Hannah piggy back rides up the stairs from the basement playroom, and Hannah is the only family member who knows that Miss Estrada has fallen in love via e-mail with a friend back in Guatemala.

It's more targeted to all the YouTube users out there that now can get curated playlists, and piggy back on all the great curation from all the Spotify users," he notes.

3. Connect with your purpose and motivation from within To piggy back off the previous point, you also have to make sure that you are mostly driven by intrinsic motivation, or the motivation that comes from within rather than being influenced by the external world.

"They're looking to piggy back on the development plan that we've committed to".

"But you need to piggy back on other people's credibility, because people are so judgmental.

"Clearly Shell is trying to piggy back on the credibility of other brands.

The unemployment benefit system could then piggy back on the existing administrative processes.

In addition, accretionary wedge includes wedge top basin or piggy back basin that extends parallel to foredeep.