Sentence examples for and indeed back from inspiring English sources

And indeed, back in the eighteen-nineties, at the time that hockey was forming, that's just what people said about the "pastoral" sport.

But it is hard to argue with, now that the Taliban are indeed back, and NATO and the United States are enmeshed in a tough fight with them.

As rightly noted in "Beirut Gets Its Groove Back" (March 4), Beirut is indeed back and more vibrant than ever.

11.44am GMT 36th over: South Africa 94-2 (Elgar 37, du Plessis 42) Mitchell Johnson is indeed back, and incredibly, does not wreak untold havoc in his first over.

Not a lot of info is available, other than a trailer that suggests Jason Bourne Matt Damonn) is indeed back, and he's protecting former contact Nicky Parsons Julia Stiless).

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They looked an unlikely couple from the start - the Telegraph and Cameron that is - and while the paper did indeed back his leadership campaign, it waited until he was halfway on to the victory podium to do so, most Conservatives having already voted.

Tehrani said their study agreed with Grimm's theory: "Some of these stories go back much further than the earliest literary record and indeed further back than classical mythology – some versions of these stories appear in Latin and Greek texts – but our findings suggest they are much older than that".

You triumphantly click, and find that you are indeed back in Times New Roman but that all your italics have been removed.

Meanwhile, a source also confirmed to Us Weekly that the one-time couple are indeed back on and in it for the long haul.

This week, Orfevre is indeed back at Longchamp, and none of his luster — orfèvre is French for goldsmith — has worn off.