Sentence examples for back on a message from inspiring English sources

And yet, he could not help but fall back on a message of mercy.

When I turned my phone back on, I had a message from an old friend I'd first met while working at the Review: "Have you heard the news?" — Elaine Blair Bob was without exception my favorite person to work with.

This is International Cartels For Dummies, Chapter 1. Today OPEC is back "on message".

"God bless them," he said with a shrug, before quickly veering back on-message.

When a presidential campaign has the stumbles, such decisive action by the nominee can be a step toward getting back on message, a place Mr. Bush has hardly visited in the last two weeks.

Lobby group The NHS Partners Network moved quickly to get everyone back on-message and singing from "common hymn sheets", as its chief lobbyist David Worskett explained.

But by the time the get-together finished, ANC delegates were all back on-message, cheering wildly for President Thabo Mbeki, and the public-service strike was over.This latest outbreak of amity and goodwill may not last long.

"I'm very thankful for the transition that American Pie created for me," says Nicholas, once a child actor and using his industry savvy to tug the group's conversation back on-message.

In the film it's obvious that's she's eager to get back on-message, even as she toys with her personal dramas in her music.

"It's possible to think deeply while surfing the net," Carr admits on page 116, thus momentarily torpedoing the determinism on which his jeremiad is predicated, before he gets back on message a mere three pages later, accusing the net of "preventing our minds from thinking either deeply or creatively".

Please try back later," a message on the website read.