in the back

Idioms  

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

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Example Sentences

Their commitment to each other was one of the most heartwarming parts of the show and despite watching them plot, banish and murder for the last three weeks, the fact they kept their promise to never write each other's names on their tablets at the round table or stab each other in the back was commendable.

From BBC

“Cash is going down in yield, probably in the back half of the year,” Kelly said.

From MarketWatch

The other car had four passengers, two in the front and two smaller passengers in the back.

From Literature

She hid in the back corner of the shed and wrapped herself around Churro, shaking and shivering and wondering how long she was going to have to survive here until the storm ended.

From Literature

If volumes hold this time around, the high-single digit growth seen so far in January will push up to 12% to 14% in the back half of January, and potentially get stronger for the rest of 1Q, Nocella says.

From The Wall Street Journal