Sentence examples for back it would seem from inspiring English sources

Coming back, it would seem that it should have been just the reverse.

Looking back, it would seem that 2004 had more to do with a tough, rambunctious Red Sox team rising up than it did with the Yankees suddenly playing poorly.

With Lee Child laying claim to the top two individual titles – Personal and Never Go Back – it would seem that the surest way for a male author to be heavily borrowed by UK library users is to write about US crime detection.

Back then, it would seem silly to shoot thousands of pictures and not develop them.

Given this back drop it would seem naïve to think that the issue of improving the health of people in far away places could be important to the Obama and Romney campaigns aiming to win over a relatively narrow set of voters on the locally important issue of jobs.

With the charges going back to 2008, "it would seem there was a systematic pattern of trading," said Lindsay Thomas, managing director at Sustainable Risks, a risk management consulting firm, and a former director at the F.S.A. Before he landed a job on the bank's trading desk, Mr. Adoboli had worked in its back-office support.

But considering Nokia just brought in Peter Skillman last month to head up MeeGo user experience (Skillman designed the Palm Pre, and we broke the news of him leaving HP/Palm back in August), it would seem that the company will at least give it some more time to see what happens.

Based on its performance, it would seem Ford can back up its boast.

It's still supposedly coming back one day, but it would seem FriendFeed, once again, may beat them to it.

But with the spruced-up company poised to enter its next phase back in the public markets, it would seem to make sense to replace a turnaround specialist with someone versed in heavy operational lifting.

Looking back at Eric Victorino's 2011, it would seem that his life was charmed.