Sentence examples for which backs up from inspiring English sources

Take All of the Lights, which backs up operatic levels of sound with great drama.

With so many people crossing, he said, cars must wait before turning onto the avenue, which backs up traffic.

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Predating it is a cluster of 1960s colonials in an area called Blauvelt, which backs up to the 19th-century Blauvelt mansion, an immense Kinderkamack Road home now listed at $5 million.

In the course of the movie, an elderly blues singer (Mable John), working at the Honeydripper, performs her last set, and there's also a local church choir, which backs up a pastor's chanted invocations of Jesus' saving power.

In 2006, a developer, Shlomo Menashe, bought the property then designated as 412 Herkimer Street, which backs up directly onto Agate Court, separated only by a retaining wall that appears to have been added after the original houses.

All of which backed up the live debate statistics on aggression.

"It came about rather quickly," said Lt. Col. Victor Garcia, deputy commander of the United States Army's Task Force Raider, which backed up the Afghans.

Mr. Helm, former drummer and vocalist with the Band, which backed up Mr. Dylan in the 1960s, died of complications of cancer on Thursday at age 71.

At the Sound of Memphis studio in the late 1960s, he and other session players formed the Dixie Flyers, which backed up Atlantic artists like Ms. Franklin, Sam and Dave, Carmen McRae and Jerry Jeff Walker.

Here are some of the responses: I remember seeing "Company" on Broadway in 1970 and marveling at the projections of city landscapes, skyscraper facades and other urban forms, which backed up Boris Aronson's wonderfully minimal and monochromatic set.