in the back

Idioms  

1. see eyes in the back of one's head; stab in the back.

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Example Sentences

When Huggies re-launched Snug & Dry last year, it had material that felt softer, a stretchier fit, upgraded absorbency technology and a revamped shield in the back to help prevent leaks from behind—what they call “a blowout blocker.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Right now, I have a lot of citrus because Ed Ruscha’s studio is across the street from my house, and in the back of the studio he has a citrus farm.

From Los Angeles Times

With Rosie Galligan and Cath O'Donnell missing for personal reasons and Stratford and Ward unavailable, Mitchell has promoted Bristol duo Demelza Short and Christiana Balogun, both of whom also can play in the back row, and Saracens' Jodie Verghese to fill out his second-row stocks.

From BBC

You open the fridge and nothing is hiding in the back.

From Salon

It is usually spread by the people who carry the bacteria in the back of their throat or nose but don't develop any symptoms.

From Barron's