Sentence examples for Looking back to when from inspiring English sources

"Looking back to when we were tracking all our expenses, the alcohol total just got folded into the food budget," he said.

Looking back to when the Roman Empire ruled Judea, she has made reproductions in wax and plaster of archaeological remains found near the Dead Sea, accompanied by a panoramic landscape painting of the area.

Looking back to when he first arrived, he says Britain was poor nation then, but believes there now is "a kind of self-absorption" that didn't use to exist and that a certain selfishness has crept in.

Looking back to when he first started, Mr Foweather said: "Coal mining then was very labour intensive.

Looking back to when I started my business in 1989, I only had one goal – to create a business.

Looking back to when I applied to colleges, before the Civil War, there was a general sense of pride about just going to college.

Looking back to September 2006 when Angola was awarded the tournament by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) it is hard not to think that something was awry.

Looking back to 1997, when I faced Italy during World Cup qualifying, I am reminded of similar personalities within our team.

Looking back to 1969 when he bought a tiny English-language paper in Quebec, Mr. Black, now 55, said, "I started in this business 30 years ago with an investment of $500".

Looking back to 1977 when a former council allowed residential to be built in our commercial area (one of those projects was Willow Ridge), a negative declaration was adopted by the Environmental Review Board that the project would have no significant impact upon the environment.

Looking back to a time when news traveled slowly if at all, and musicians were working men with deadlines, it is hard to know if the Bach of the cantatas was thinking about posterity when he composed, or just the next Sunday.