1.   But PC executives respond that such a transformation is unlikely and would be a step backward toward the era of mainframe and minicomputer systems.

2.   Gephardt risks being seen as a divisive figure pulling the Democratic Party backward toward the special interest politics that failed a quarter century ago.

3.   He says we have a strategic interest in the Balkans and that it is pointless to look backward toward what might have happened had we acted differently earlier.

4.   Once the device is in position near the groin, it is turned on and slowly pulled backward toward the knee.

5.   That change then prompts the nerve to fire a smell signal backward toward the brain.

6.   The horns looked unlike any seen before, ringed with ridges and curling backward toward the tip.

7.   The white man turned backward toward me.

8.   When the blade, particularly the nose, hits an obstruction, motor torque can arc the saw backward toward the operator.