Backbone

Backbone

Backbone of the country.

We'll need a lot of backbone on the road. You did well.

More myself was the backbone, of course.

Issuing from between the backbone and the breastbones.

Issuing from between the backbone and the breastbones.

Emerging from between the backbone and the ribs.

Emerging from between the backbone and the ribs.

issuing from between the backbone and the breastbone

issuing from between the backbone and the breastbone

Proceeding from between the backbone and the ribs

Proceeding from between the backbone and the ribs

Young people today have no backbone.

It'll break her backbone right away.

Drugs are the backbone of the mob. Without them

Issuing from (the pelvis) between the backbone and the ribs.

Issuing from (the pelvis) between the backbone and the ribs.

Agriculture was the backbone of Ethiopia's economy, and its development strategy centred on rural and agricultural development.

An operational test on the system using Internet as a backbone will be carried out in 1997.

But he showed no backbone in front of the principal.

Look at that candle. Straighter than Hornblower's backbone.

Nevertheless, those reports remain the backbone of the CTC's ability to monitor the actual steps taken on the ground.

Yes! Battleships are not the backbone of the Japanese fleet anymore!

The backbone of making investment decisions for global holders of capital.

I don't want to be an average American, backbone

And then we focused on village girls that we recruited, and then they really are the backbone of the organization.

I want somebody else to be the backbone and hold me up.

The backbone system would be based on 64 channels, each of which would have a capacity of 384 kb s.

As in Kelbajar town, subsistence farming is the backbone of the local economy.

The quick comment has pointed out that heroes are the backbone of the nation.

Within the Külatee project, establishing of local government on line Internet connection with the state backbone network Peatee ( Main Road ) is supported.

Agriculture, vineyards and cattle breeding seem to be the backbone of the local economy.

The Government hoped to make medium and small scale industries the backbone of the economy.

As the legal backbone of the State and of society, the fundamental law requires safeguards.

Education, which used to be the backbone of Palestinian survival, has been deliberately targeted.

Education, which used to be the backbone of Palestinian survival, had been deliberately targeted.

While its backbone on the production and dissemination end is held together by the power and potential of information technology, its emphasis is on high content, not technology.

The backbone of the whole operation is the trade data processing application named COPRA (Commodity Processing application).

In addition, the authors of the Joint Inspection Unit report on managing for results stressed that self evaluation should constitute the backbone of any effective evaluation system .

Why didn't you soak up a little backbone so you could stand up and fight?

Holding you the way i am, mammy, i could crack your backbone just like you'd split a fish.

The experience of several developing countries indicates that if restrictions on the provision of Internet backbone services are lifted, connectivity costs can be cut and infrastructure deployment accelerated.

When possibilities are open to them, women assume responsibility in the transition process, becoming the backbone of the fight against poverty.

This project already established the physical backbone of DRC network which extends to 48 users at present, with ability to future extension up to 128 users on the same design.