Sentence examples for I think going back from inspiring English sources
"But I think going back to 1991 is a stretch.
I think, going back to highlights, first of all, being drafted.
"I think going back to the Garden last night was very difficult for him," Thomas said.
"But I think going back to real swimming and textile swimsuits, I think that's going to bring that out".
"Nichols Canyon slayed [the 2015 Champion Hurdle winner] Faugheen over two miles [in November] and I think going back up to two-and-a-half will help him as he stayed very well on the Flat.
I think, going back to 1917 in Darby against State, this court has looked at the rejection of legal votes category as meaning where somebody has come, submitted a ballot but for some reason that ballot has not been counted.
The practical differentiation here, I think, goes back to Robinson's musings about fear.
"I thought, 'Go back to that one,' " Mr. Hübbe said.
People have always had a knock-up, I should think, going back to nearly when the game started".
"I don't think going back to 'Sonny' would be healthy for my recovery," Ms. Lovato told People magazine.
