As far as I'm concerned, over the last 50 years Labour have continued to undermine the working class, the backbone of our once great, once sovereign country.
The latter raise the demand for service adapters that are able to work with the backbone services of the data infrastructure (e.g. iRODS, NAGIOS, etc).
It's hard to pick just five songs from his incredible output – it means leaving out not just some of the lesser known songs that form the backbone of his work, but also the hits that gained a second wind with the UK ska movement.
Photoshop, digital collaging techniques, and highly conceptual motivations form the backbone of the work on display.
Solicitors who do publicly funded defence work are the backbone of the justice system.
But it is the story of Rose that held me tightest, as "trouble came … with too little money and too much grinding work as the backbone to four men".
Cohan's work formed the backbone of the repertory, but he encouraged others to choreograph too, notably Richard Alston and Siobhan Davies, who both went on to become defining figures in British contemporary dance.
Looks are only a small part of it, and hard work is the backbone of it.
Many of these are "teaching artists," and their work is the backbone of programs in an amazing spectrum of institutions: nonprofit community arts schools and centers, parks, churches, social service agencies, youth organizations, senior centers, for-profit storefront studios and even jails.
The working class is the backbone of our society, a majority of our labor force and 90 million people strong.
