Examples of using Further back in English and their translations into Hungarian
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No, further back.
The elephant's a little further back.
But we need to step further back.
A little further back.
Many miles further back,'I had sorted my axle issue by using a ratchet strap'to hold it in place.'.
Whereas Jenson might be slightly further back on the grid and have to drive his way forward.
He also found that an additional fifty kilowatts could be added by simply providing another tap further back in the circuit.
When we reach even further back in time, long before the advent of systems of writing,
If Hadfy is stationed even further back, on a field with road connection, there are even
then stretch further back as if lying suspended on your belly.
In creodonts, the carnassials were further back- either the first upper
Going further back… April 1912,
The foliage is a little further back in the pool, and is an important component because.
To go no further back, let us turn to Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations, published in 1776.
Looking further back, we see these same tropes in Thomas Mallory's Arthurian romances, themselves composed at
In contrast, most US office markets, with the exception of New York, are further back in the rental cycle and are likely to
To go no further back, let us turn to Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations, published in 1776.
All of the powers that you have been seeing in these energies have now let go and moved further back.
a half miles further back than when I would started.
Over the past 10 years, no-one has won the Brazilian Grand Prix from further back than the second row, but Max came very close on Sunday.