Sentence examples for back at a past from inspiring English sources

The first, You, is sung by the Dixie Chicks, looking back at a past relationship.

Mr. Bush leaned over his lectern, sternly, almost angrily rejecting Mr. Kerry's charges and repeatedly throwing back at a past argument that Iraq was the wrong war at the wrong time.

Observances complete, both coaches will be glad to look to the future now rather than back at a past which may be impossible to recreate.  .

It's easy to look back at a past version of London with rose-tinted glasses.

The 89th annual Academy Awards are fast approaching, and as we love to do, HuffPost is taking a look back at a past Oscar ceremony.

I spent my first year wallowing in self-pity and looking back at a past to which I could never return.

The prevention of future losses carries more weight than getting back at a company for past losses.

Furthermore, Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical Hamilton points the way toward our future as a people by looking back at our past in a revolutionary manner.

It's time for CrunchWeek, the TechCrunch TV show where a few of us writers take a look back at the past seven days and talk about a few of the week's most interesting stories.

Well you're in luck, because it's time for CrunchWeek, the TechCrunch TV show where a few of us writers take a look back at the past seven days and talk about a few of the week's most interesting stories.

But first, in a look back at her past, she was staging "The One Hundreds," an experimental work from 1970, a moment when ordinary people, doing ordinary moves, had transfixed the dance avant-garde.