Sentence examples for to backed from inspiring English sources
verb
To go in the reverse direction.
- The train backed into the station
McCain's speech gives reason to suspect that he knows better than to allow himself to backed into that tight corner.
However, his claim that Georgia's role in the August war was a purely defensive one, in response to Russian aggression, has yet to backed up with convincing evidence.
At nose tackle will be solid clogger Antonio Johnson, who was supposed to backed up by former Raven Brandon McKinney, a low-to-the-ground 340-pounder.
The queues caused ferry companies to suspend their services and about 600 people were stranded on ferries on the Solent as the cars could not disembark due to backed up traffic on the island.
She is understood to have wanted access to the camp, but agreed to backed down and all other meetings with between police and campers were held outside the perimeter fence.
Tan continued to backed Mackay after Moody's departure, saying at the time he would "support him for many years to come".
