Sentence examples for appreciation back from inspiring English sources

"Since my dad is always helping out with my expenses, I just wanted to show him some appreciation back". .

To my music partner in Phillip Sheppard's workshop, I wrote: "Nice to sing with you!" Before I left Montreal, my inbox was full of follow-ups with gestures of appreciation back, and the lines of communication opened.

"Any time you put a restriction on something, you do to some degree hold back appreciation".

During the second intermission of an Islanders Fan Appreciation game back in 1994, Richard Vollmer was in his seat, keeping an eye on his children while flipping through the latest issue of The Hockey News.

In the minutes before an offensive explosion by the Giants against Philadelphia that might have made even the St . LouisRams wink with appreciation, running back Tiki Barber, while being tackled, had his head slammed into the turf.

Another vaulted tune, Ain't No Way she gives a full dramatic reading still, acknowledging in appreciation when back-up singer who takes that sustained soprano line.

I give my son something and he gives me something back (appreciation).

"This is an evening for appreciation, for looking back at all you've achieved and for the part you continue to play in our national life".

"It is encouraging to see many people want to show this appreciation through 'pay back' and not continuing to let their parents foot the bill once they've grown up and moved out".

There was also talk of repatriating some Chinese money that had been tied up in American dollar assets, including Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the troubled mortgage agencies; of reinstating rebates for exporters; and of rolling back appreciation of the yuan.

Admitting obstacles to her appreciation, she goes back to the battle lines that the initial wave of feminist pop criticism drew between political correctness and Hollywood art: "The feminist angle, and the movie's profoundly mixed message, came home to me in 1972, when I took part in a panel — one of the first — on the roles of women in film.