0 an American football player who carries the ball from the line where the play starts
1 a football player who carries the ball from the line where the play starts
Sometimes he comes running back and stops about 10 ft away from her, excited, pointing to something which he had just left, then walks towards her, talking.
We are sent here to make up our minds and not to keep running back to our constituents for snap decisions.
The rights are there, running back into the centuries, and no fresh people have come to it.
We have sunk into ancient ruts, running back to the 19th century, and punctuated by two world wars.
Why not cut down and have a single rail-car running back and forth at these times?
Therefore, the shortfall has undoubtedly been running back to quite early months in the year.
Just before the concert started, it was announced that the docklands light railway was not running back because the electricity had been cut off.
That seems to me to be running back to the days of the 18th century vigilantes.
