111.   The men, Col. Mario Pantoja, Maj. Jose Maria Oliveira and Capt. Jose Almendra, had their backs to the courtroom audience as the verdict was read.

112.   The rebels had said in a statement faxed from their London headquarters Tuesday that they had driven back the soldiers, losing only three fighters.

113.   The Springboks also have their backs to the wall.

114.   The United Nations has its back against the wall after months of weak response to provocations by the warring sides and must respond firmly or get out.

115.   The United States had a late chance when Sanneh found himself free in the box, but he had his back to goal and could only head well over.

116.   They have their backs to the wall in an offensive by pro-government forces in northern Cambodia.

117.   Whitfield said the plant worker apparently had his back to the site where the explosion occurred.

118.   We must do the basics well but we have wonderful backs.

119.   Ivanisevic now has his back to the wall, with only a last round-robin match Friday against Pete Sampras to play.

120.   Komsomolskaya Pravda said in a front-page article that the military had its back to the wall and was becoming an increasingly dangerous and uncontrollable pawn in internal politics.