Sentence examples for tell back from from inspiring English sources

He would become tangled in his sweat pants as he tried to dress in the morning, unable to tell back from front and unsure whether he was taking them on or off.

"I got that from James Brown," he told Back Stage.

They both seem pretty nice as well, not that it's really possible to tell from back here in the cheap seats".

So when he flops around on things like "don't ask, don't tell" or shrinks back from one of his deepest beliefs about the freedom of religion anywhere and everywhere in America, it's not pretty.

Somebody had to stand up and say that," State Senator Marlon Kimpson told me, rocking back from his desk as the early afternoon sun glittered through his office window from off the Cooper River.

Those mermaids' purses from the seashore are the egg capsules of skates, and with the right eye you can tell front from back, top from bottom and even whether it came from the left or right uterus.

They were just too complicated: too many buttons, for one thing, and he was unsure how to tell front from back, or top from bottom.

The prisoners were told to step back from the edge of the stage.

Two years ago, an Egyptian editor told a traveler back from Iraq that Mr. Hussein was "Israel's best friend" in the Arab world, because the Arab failure to isolate and condemn him had the effect of blackening all Arab states in the eyes of the West.

They were also told to hold back from pressing the button when they saw a threatening face.

Over a two-hour lunch of tacos and enchiladas, Whitby talked about American's service problems: occasionally not having anyone on the ground to park an airplane at the gate, or being told to pull back from the gate to log an on-time departure while 20 bags sat on the ground.