Piggyback in a sentence

And just to piggyback a little bit here.

Between the borrower and a piggyback second, they’ll need to cough up $100,000.

I would just like to piggyback on Jeff’s safety stuff real quick before.

Just to piggyback on the last question on the Performance Chemical's piece.

Now, here come the smaller operators, who are also looking to duplicate the strategy of offering customers low-priced mobile plans that piggyback on established wireless networks, mixing in plenty of support from their own Wi-Fi networks.

The loved-up couple were later spotted walking arm-in-arm down the pavement outside Dirty Martini bar - before Hatton gave Chelsea a piggyback as they headed to their next venue.

To piggyback on that, I saw where, a couple of years ago, you’d talked about wanting to do justice to the art department’s work on the first “Dune” and working to figure out how to do that given various constraints.

Artists Sunday aims to piggyback off the well-known holiday shopping-focused days of Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday, to make the Sunday after Thanksgiving the most profitable day of the year for artists.

I just hate to see the success of our small businesses riding piggyback on marijuana shops that could be gone the next day if the trend changes.

MediaTek said its T700 supports both standalone and non-standalone Sub-6 5G network architectures, meaning ones that are only 5G or ones that piggyback on 4G LTE.

This lag has allowed all manner of dubious interests to piggyback on the BRI in order to advance their own interests, something that the Chinese government has so far been either unwilling or unable to address.

This will mean that the league wants to avoid a situation where the union will piggyback on a delay in the start of free agency and delay the CBA voting or, possibly, re-do it in light of the dramatically changed circumstances.

But, to piggyback off Red Sox Stats, fans should pump the breaks on relegating Devers to a career as a first baseman or designated hitter.

Even when Swaminathan manages to contact his family, via voice messages on WhatsApp when they can piggyback on another ship’s wifi, he cannot tell his little girl, who will be seven in June, when he will see her again.

Or, if it does come at home, with the Yankees’ postseason plan to “piggyback” starters—use two of them in a game, basically—he might come on in relief.

Zandvoort hasn’t hosted a Formula One race since 1985, but it will next year as F1 seeks to piggyback on the popularity of Max Verstappen.

At one point he gave her a piggyback.

If Trump were to make a televised speech from the Oval Office, should the networks be required to keep the cameras rolling while any clown with a rant can piggyback on the speech by dashing up to the microphone?

That is, it’s not a case of some enterprising prankster creating an account called “Surefire Intelligence” in the days after the scam made the news, to piggyback on the name’s notoriety.

By 1955, an additional 25 railroads had begun some form of piggyback trailer service.