"reside back" is not a correct phrase in standard English.
You may mean "reside" or "come back," but simply putting the two words together like that does not make sense as a complete phrase.
Houses that reside on back lagoons complete with boat slips can go for $2 million.
Chen Qigang, a mild-mannered fifty-two-year-old whose works elegantly fuse Western-modernist and traditional Chinese elements, was reminded of this last year, when he moved from Paris, where he had resided since 1984, back to Beijing, where he had lived during the Cultural Revolution.
Normally we start here by telling you what the car looks like from the front seat, but in the CR-V so much cleverness resides in back, we can't wait to tell you about it.
Refrigerated cases line one wall, shelves of domestic beers are opposite and imports reside in the back.
She is Julia Charbonneau, a comely occupant of the 19th-century boarding house where Si resides after stepping back in time.
AN inexplicable love of the cello had long resided in the back of Cassandra Gordon's mind.
Dwelling on the backseat for a moment, Jaguar lets you order from a menu of options, including power adjustment controls, fold-down work trays, dual climate switches, twin DVD displays (that reside in the backs of the front-seat headrests), and inputs for peripheral audio and video devices (think iPods).
We can even add to it: The rear seat passengers can watch DVDs with wireless headsets (the screens reside in the backs of the front seat headrests) or plug an iPod into the audio system, both of which can be controlled from the front seat audio head unit or a controller in the middle seat armrest.
San Francisco, where I resided before moving back to Los Angeles, was on the list.
A large canopied patio resides in the back and basketball lines are etched into the driveway.
