phrasal verbs and idioms #1

The company was ready for a fight but backed ________ when they saw the workers were serious about the strike .

She was hysterical at the news, but her sister calmed her _______ eventually.

If you are in the area, John, call ____ _____ me.

I met your friend Susan. She asked ______ you.

He decided to back ________the plan once it started to cost too much.

I don't care _____ football much. I prefer a good game of golf.

The company called ______ all the toasters because of faulty wiring.

Back ______ the car a little way and then we can open the gate.

The police backed ______ when they saw the man had a gun pointed at the hostage

He's in the army now. He was called ____ even though he was nearly 30 at the time.

The wedding was called _____ when the bride said she was a man.

They have been going out for over five years now. It adds ____ that they will eventually get married.

They called their first son _______ the father's favorite footballer.

If you don't believe me, talk to James. He'll back me _____ .

If you aren't doing anything tonight, why don't you ask Rebecca ________ .

I wish more people would care ______ the economic situation in the third world.

Our summer house backs _______ a beautiful park.

Seeing John at the party carried her ______ to when they were married.

The team won their first two games and were totally carried _______ , thinking they could win the whole championship.