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1
Most airlines board
back
-
to
-
front
,
an approach that makes sense, at first glance.
2
His first assist came as part of a wonderful
back
-
to
-
front
team move.
3
To read one, the reader must flip their copy
back
-
to
-
front
and upside-down.
4
So, in a dim
back
-
to
-
front
way, was everything that had happened that afternoon.
5
Whoever dredged the canal back in the 1980s did it
back
-
to
-
front
.
6
The
back
-
to
-
front
lives of the Moths were beyond her ability to get used to.
7
She was completely covered in gray ash, wearing a rucksack
back
-
to
-
front
on her chest.
8
We hope Samuel L Jackson was wearing his Kangol hat
back
-
to
-
front
,
as is his wont.
9
But Steffen argues boarding
back
-
to
-
front
is actually one of the worst ways to board a plane.
10
Vivian had to lie on the cold ground and bear it, in all its
back
-
to
-
front
wrongness.
11
The
back
-
to
-
front
M&A process is surprisingly common.
12
But history shows that this is
back
-
to
-
front
.
13
As usual, priorities have been put
back
-
to
-
front
.
14
The
back
-
to
-
front
deal allows CITIC to tick a "reform" box while giving up very little.
15
Recruits still occasionally turned up for work dressed like American TV cops, in jeans and
back
-
to
-
front
baseball cap.
16
With his wraparound sunglasses,
back
-
to
-
front
cap and comedy red nose, he could be a compere, or children's entertainer.