- the Rio Grande). The
back is also a
symbol of
strength and hard work, with
those s****ing
physical labor looking for "strong
backs", and
workers being implored...
- centre-
backs, full-
backs, sweepers, and wing-
backs. The centre-
back and full-
back positions are most
common in
modern formations. The
sweeper and wing-
back roles...
-
Back-to-
backs are a form of
terraced houses in the
United Kingdom,
built from the late 18th
century through to the
early 20th
century in
various forms...
- uniform, worn from 1998 to 2000,
featured the full team name ("Diamond" and "
Backs"
stacked together) in
front and
chest numbers. The
alternate sleeveless...
- The
Backs as one of his top ten
views in England. The
Backs refers to the colleges'
backs. The
region is made up of the
following colleges'
back grounds...
- the
beast with two
backs is a
euphemistic metaphor for two
persons engaged in ****ual intercourse. In English, the
expression dates back to at
least William...
-
Outside backs is used to
describe several playing positions in the
sports of
rugby league and
rugby union:
Outside backs (rugby league), the threequarters...
- The
Birmingham Back to
Backs (also
known as
Court 15) are the city's last
surviving court of
back-to-
back houses. They are
preserved as
examples of the...
-
Beast with a
Billion Backs.
Official website ****urama: The
Beast with a
Billion Backs at IMDb ****urama: The
Beast with a
Billion Backs at
Rotten Tomatoes...
-
back position. At one
extreme are
smaller (5'4"–5'10"),
shiftier players.
These quick, agile, and
elusive running backs are
often called "scat
backs"...
