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 --
The next year he moved from cornerback to running back to help add depth.
He was a catcher and an infielder in baseball and was a running back and a linebacker in football.
In this game, the player controls a running back who starts in their own endzone.
We do not believe in rushing ahead as fast as they did and running back into another period of inflation and a balance of payments crisis.
They will be running back empty.
It is obvious that the broad sweep of human progress has been poisoned and twisted by innumerable misjudgments, all relative, running back over a great many years.
That exercise is little more than jumping up and down, or running back and forth along a corridor.
That seems to me to be running back to the days of the 18th century vigilantes.
