Sentence examples for rear from from inspiring English sources
A matzo dish (rear), from the Jewish Museum Shop, is $15.
"So sometimes it takes a little kick in the rear from some of your teammates to tell you.
Russell was already sprawling to his left, aided by a light tap on the rear from Jordan as he stopped and squared up and shot.
After the fight, they pursued Gen. Robert E. Lee's defeated army through Pennsylvania, as Phelps described, "Harassing Lee's flank and rear from Gettysburg to the Potomac".
The new line, however, was breached by the 8th Army on April 6; and, meanwhile, the Americans were also advancing on the Axis troops' rear from Gafsa.
They had been chosen for their ability to make the ball rear from a hard surface — unpleasant for any batsman, but particularly if, like Dilshan, you have an injured thumb.
They had come from Pontypool, Ontario, to learn the subtleties of insect-rearing from the master.
What have you learned about child-rearing from the wolves? A. Patience and tolerance.
They must be reared from fish caught in the wild, whose stocks are thereby reduced.
Eventually, Tonya fetched Winglet, an African gray parrot that Burt had reared from its birth, twenty-five yeago ago.
Many were reared from infancy by Greek-speaking slaves and later tutored by Greek slaves or freedmen.
