61.   John Starks sat with the slumped posture and blank stare of a teen-ager in the back row of a class.

62.   Leaving his spot in the back row, he staggers out of the training room, wincing and holding his inner thigh.

63.   McDermott, meanwhile, sat unobtrusively in a back row, far from any camera shots of the president walking the congratulatory gauntlet of handshakes as Democrats cheered.

64.   Most of her recent experience has been on the back row or on the bench.

65.   Most Thursdays on the top back row of the Delta sale arena is a group of old ranchers settled comfortably in the worn theater-style seats.

66.   My choir teacher placed me in the middle of the back row.

67.   My father and I watched that last game from the back row of the bleachers.

68.   Normally, a new stand-alone publication can barely fight its way on to the back row of a hot newsstand.

69.   On the Durango, getting the middle seat out of the way to step into the back row is a simple, two-step process.

70.   Passengers on the flight from Denver said Pang was seated on the back row.