Sentence examples for back appealing from inspiring English sources

Teleflex won before the Federal Circuit appeals court in Washington, D.C., but KSR shot back, appealing to the Supreme Court.

President Clinton tried to persuade Mr. Sharif to hold back, appealing to his vanity with an offer of a state dinner at the White House and to his country's pocket with billions of dollars in aid, according to Bruce Riedel, the member of the National Security Council who dealt with Pakistan at the time.

By nightfall, Mr. Gore was back to appealing to independents, dining at his home here with Gov. Jesse Ventura of Minnesota.

Republican strategists have hoped to win many of these voters back by appealing to their discontent over the economy and to their social conservatism, issues that helped George W. Bush win a historically high 44 percent of Hispanic voters in 2004.

He attributed a good portion of that to the cost-cutting and discounting that Hong Hong hotels and other businesses have used to attract visitors back, first appealing to locally based customers, then to regional ones and the "long- haul clients," chiefly business travelers.

Meanwhile religious interests can go back to appealing to both parties to further their agenda.

Critics say the firm broke the number one rule of VC investing by backing appealing entrepreneurs rather than winning business models and valuing gut instinct over solid research.

A great story, backed by appealing myth, will be hard not to repeat.

"What you see when you stand back is not appealing whatsoever," she said.

His recorded output is fascinating as he follows his own muse, resulting in a beguiling, confusing, and appealing back catalogue.

The appealing back story - Williams's providing counsel to his talented quarterback based on his own experience - turned out to be founded on a lie.