Sentence examples for back an interest from inspiring English sources

She says ketamine gave her back "an interest in life".

We want to bring back an interest in Bearden and an interest in story ballet, which no one does anymore because it's hard and expensive".

A popular alternative to a GRAT is for senior family members to sell assets to a trust that will benefit younger relatives and, in exchange, take back an interest-bearing promissory note.

Two members of the Bank's nine-strong monetary policy committee backed an interest rate rise to combat inflation, while another voted for looser monetary policy to tackle flagging growth.

"There has been a shift back toward an interest in going beyond the obvious among our membership -- much more than there was five years ago," he said.

Perhaps it won't be the worst thing in the world if the pendulum now swings back to an interest in Russia and Russianness".

"And that £45m, council tax payers are having to pay back at an interest rate of £1.7m a year".

Ahead of the referendum, Hamburg had already bought back a 25.1% interest in the energy grids, but campaigners said this was not enough: only a complete take-over would give the city the power to do things differently.

Similar to British Columbia, all three of the provinces require their students to pay back a prime interest rate of 2.5percentt.

If the generals came back, he said, an interest in politics could end badly.

Studies of the relationships between fish form and swimming performance go back several millennia, an interest stimulated by the high speeds achieved by some fishes.