Sentence examples for rear went from inspiring English sources
When the opposition of the princes was crippled by the death of Rudolf in October 1080, Henry, freed of the threat of enemies to the rear, went to Italy to seek a military decision in his struggle with the church.
anag).. J. R. Tozer: Lift revolting latrine pan out, full almost to the last drop (up rear; go + utte(r); pan out = run out).
We don't know her.' I don't get out as much as many people do, because these years of child rearing go by so fast — I mean, Chelsea's going to be gone.
There is no human catastrophe, from the massacres in Rwanda to the reign of the Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, that can't be accounted for by a simplistic citation of child-rearing gone tragically wrong.
1.27pm BST Sauber F1 Team (@OfficialSF1Team) Another good move from #SuperSutil P16, #Guti P12 #MonacoGP #pushpush May 25 , 20141.25pm BST Lap 15: "I already feel my rears going," says Hamilton and his tyre troubles are losing him time – he's lost two tenths to Rosberg in the space of one lap.
As we all know too well, the cost of child-rearing goes up every year.
If you have a rounded rear-end, you can go for boot-cut jeans instead, as these can help give you a curvy look.
When the system detects slip, up to half of the torque can go to the rear wheels.
That is, you can go for wider rear bucket seats rather than a bench.
The unluckiest rider was Laurent Jalabert, a Frenchman with CSC, who was 43rd today, 3 33 behind, after his rear wheel went flat and could not be unlocked from the bicycle and replaced.
Earnhardt hit the wall on Lap 297 when his right rear tire went down.
