piggyback

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• We piggybacked off of that to create a communication channel to the sick, to help them get better faster.

• From there, it wasn’t long before other users were piggybacking on the trend by duetting the whaling tune alongside Evans or debuting sea shanty performances of their own.

• Which is all well and good for today, but Ferguson is impressed with where else robots, piggybacked on our digital infrastructure, can make a difference.

• The four companies all have rides booked on future commercial lunar lander missions, and the agency is using this as a demonstration of what kinds of efficiencies it can realize by piggybacking on private industry for serving its needs.

• I needed the stick to test whether my next step would be thigh-deep or merely ankle-deep, and to double-check my balance while piggybacking my kids across fast-flowing creeks.

• Apparently, goats in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, can ride humans piggyback.

• These trends piggyback on international drug market dynamics.

• Pray would ultimately come to believe Tareq was trying to “piggyback” off her Bravo show to get himself noticed.

• But the Piggyback Bandit keeps making bail and keeps finding new ways to commit his “crimes.”

• That led deputies to Tessier, who lived about a block away from where “Johnny” first offered the girls a piggyback ride.

• Debra used to send me out to give the children piggyback rides, just to keep our Whuffie up while she was evicting the squatters.

• They galloped the doughboys up and down the village streets in furious charges.