Sentence examples for back on going from inspiring English sources

In a survey carried out in franchise cities for the Economic Times, more than one-tenth of respondents said that they had cut back on going to see films or eating out (the main alternatives in Indian cities to a night in front of the television) in order to watch the IPL.

To make extra money, he also works part-time as a bartender at the Greensboro Coliseum, a local arena, and, with his wife, Denise, has cut back on going out to restaurants.

Not only will this cut back on going through your daily pile of junk e-mail, it can also keep your data safe.

'How I made it with a stammer' Jump to media player Research by the British Stammering Association suggests two thirds of employees with a stammer hold back on sharing ideas at work and hold back on going for promotions.

Trish Caddy, senior food industry analyst at research group Mintel, says Wahaca will need to continue to focus on offering both good quality and good value for money, to tempt consumers who are cutting back on going out for meals.

There is a trend among some startups today to hold back on going public quickly — especially if a company's financials look like they may not stand up to the scrutiny.

Turn game back on, go to start menu, and select "connect to Pokewalker.

Go back on live mode, then go to the supermarket and buy the most expensive foods.

Back on went the first dress and off she went to the reception.

"You need to put your ring back on, go back to your wife and make your marriage work," he recalled her telling him.

In some cases, lights that came back on went off again an hour later when another tree succumbed.