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backrest
1. "That's about the only thing I can think of that's good about me getting my foot crushed, you now have a stationary backrest
2. There's already a jacket over the backrest of my chair and the table is scattered with hooks, some twine and a knife
3. it, draped across the chair’s backrest, hung a man’s
4. “Vargas… the Indian?… Oh my god, I thought… But, you’re referring to what I told him about Mike!” Caroline pushed into the backrest of the stool and appraised her
5. He put his hands on the backrest and let his gaze follow the king’s out on the red clouds
6. The backrest portion of the back seat
7. Clarene ran to the shabby davenport, pulled the white afghan off the backrest, and then curled herself into a ball
8. I banged my head on the backrest in front of me and
9. For such a small dog, it was amazing how fast Graisse leaped onto the couch, then to the top of the backrest and into Jeff’s stomach as he backed out trying to escape
10. “The chair on its side has had both arms and the backrest broken off, but the legs and seat are intact
11. He unbuttoned his shirt in the mid-day sun, spread his arms out on the backrest and fixed his gaze on the glittering harbour in front of him
12. over the backrest: ‘So, howzit?’
13. Inacio pressed the backrest as far as it would go
14. That pile of books was still spread across the floor, and Father’s big chair was exactly as it had always been, although the blanket which covered the ripped backrest had slipped slightly
15. A fallen tree provided a perfect backrest
16. Ensure that the ankles are firmly pushed against the backrest of the chair
17. Position the patient in sitting with their hips well forward and upper-back resting against the backrest of a chair with a sloping back
18. It had thick, round claw feet and two sturdy, very wide arms, but the beauty of the chair was the backrest
19. A nurse, who had followed them in, pulled the backrest out and propped Vitchae into a sitting position
20. He took off his jacket and fitted it on the backrest of a chair
21. He laid it, unfolded, in the light shed by the bed-lamp, he took off his shoes and his wet socks, he turned out the overhead light, using the switch next to the door, and at last he put on his chamois mustache cover and lay down without removing his trousers and shirt, his head supported by two large pillows that he used as a backrest for reading