At the back of
Following and at the back of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Following" instead a preposition phrase "At the back of".
Following
Following adjective - Being the one that comes immediately after another.
At the back of and following are semantically related. You can use "At the back of" instead a preposition "Following".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- You can easily win the second horse race against Ingo by following him closely, but then stopping just before the stable at the back of the ranch.
Source: Good Bad Bugs / Action-Adventure -
This prototype would go on to show up in early releases at the back of the box, only to be replaced by the final version with the Super Mario base following its own release.
Source: Toys / amiibo -
At the back of each book, Harold and George apologize for potentially getting the reader in trouble for following this instruction, and offer to send them "something fun" to make up for it.
Source: Literature / Captain Underpants
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