backup plan

Backup plans were not a bad idea on the ground either.

If that does not work out, she has a backup plan.

You should have a backup plan for everything that can go wrong.

He played a second heart, and South was now able to bring her backup plan into action.

Next time, he told himself, he'd be sure to have a backup plan.

There is no such thing as too many backup plans.

"What's the backup plan in case the truck does break down?"

Hands are also a good backup plan for when your mouth tires.

It had, she realized, been his backup plan from the first.

Wherever there's risk, a good backup plan is called for.

And it didn't look like he had a backup plan.

"Looks like we need to implement one of the backup plans."

But late in the morning his backup plans began to unravel.

That was the thing about Missy, she always had a backup plan.

She had a backup plan in case the feds were still watching.

Yes, my sister, like all computer users, needs a good backup plan.

But occasionally a backup plan can fall through, and she must pay for overnight care.

I'll work on this while you all come up with a backup plan."

My backup plan if I didn't make it into medical school had been simple.

"It makes me more concerned about security and backup plans when there's an emergency."

Do you have a backup plan for these kinds of emergencies?

"Ought to have a backup plan when you jump in on something," I told her.

The backup plan was to burn the inn with everyone inside.

Even so, many paleontology students make sure they have backup plans.

Was it smart to invade Iraq without a backup plan?