Sentence examples for a bit back to from inspiring English sources

It's a bit 'Back to the Future' going back to TSB, isn't it?

And it's about time I started to pay a bit back to Leeds for showing faith in me.

But initially it was all a bit back to front, with the Baby-faced Scot suddenly becoming the hero instead of Aafrin.

But the mutual was currently the "underdog", he said, and he wanted "to take it a bit back to the future".

Our coup this year is a recently arrived summer intern who admitted to "playing a bit" (back to understatement again it means "played a lot at a high level").

When I am on shift my day is a bit back to front, I sleep during the day and work through the night from 10pm to 7am, caring for terminally ill people in their own homes.

It was all a bit back-to-basics, and felt like a school fete in north London.

"It was a bit backs to the wall in the last 10 minutes, but we held on, and that's what we seem to do," he added.

— MONIKA MCDERMOTT One thing to listen for tonight will be evidence that Mr. Romney is ready to pivot, at least a little bit, back to a general election message that attacks President Obama more than it does his rivals.

"We are playing a little bit different but we may have to go a little bit back to win games.

"So it was a little bit back to high school days".