And it finishes second, behind New York, for Technology Innovation.
As those statements attest, Billy Sammeth is ready to be free of his past by putting it truly all behind him.
CBS lagged a few seconds behind because Roger Mudd had gone on too long in a stand-up from Washington, D.C.
behind those beloved voices are Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy—comedy icons who have enjoyed long and rewarding careers.
He was gracious enough to take me behind the scenes and explain exactly what he and his team were thinking.
He was behind me just now, as I entered, he said, and I cannot think what has become of him.
He shut the door and locked it behind him and then went on down the corridor.
There is a large clump of bushes, behind which you will stand.
"The boat, sir," cried the marine, appearing from behind the bushes.
And behind him Marianina, hopping on and following as best she might.
Old English behindan "behind, after," from bi "by" + hindan "from behind" (see hind (adj.)). The prepositional sense emerged in Old English. Euphemistic noun meaning "backside of a person" is from 1786. Phrase behind the times is from 1905. Behind the scenes (1711) is from the theater; figurative sense attested by 1779.
noun
The buttocks; rump; ass: her broad, plain face, absence of waistline, and enormously broad behind (1830+)
