Backs

/ bæks /

plural noun

1. the Backs
   the grounds between the River Cam and certain Cambridge colleges

Example Sentences

Jayce Baron, another one of Java’s caretakers in her final years, said queer people today are “benefiting as a community on the backs and shoulders of trans people of color, and are hardly ever giving them their credit or their just due.”

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“He was good on that side of the ball,” Miller told The Times this summer, “and I told him years later because of the way they hammer running backs that I thought he’d still be playing if he played safety because he would be giving the hits instead of taking them.”

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“He’s cut differently than most,” said Alford, now the running backs coach at Michigan.

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Then he rushed for 120 and 125 yards in his first two games after the surgery, proving his claim that when he’s healthy, he’s one of the league’s best running backs.

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Former Ohio State running backs coach Tony Alford asked the player he considers like a son what his plan was.

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