Sentence examples for back on script from inspiring English sources

So when I ask them what they thought of Gilroy's Legacy, starring Renner, there's a pregnant pause before Greengrass turns to Damon and says with knowing laughter: "Do you want to take that one?" Damon is unflustered, back on script and able to present a suitably diplomatic answer with what sounds like perfect humility.

Back on script.

Well, maybe we should get back on script.

Reporters noted that Carson's comments were not a part of his prepared remarks, and that the words on the prompter were "scrolling aimlessly," perhaps in an attempt to get him back on script.

"Whatever makes the film better," he said cheerfully, as he perched in a chair on 42nd Street one morning, scribbling new lines on the backs of script pages.

Without anything to report on beyond the sparse, brutal facts, the TV newsreaders fell back on their scripts.

Looking back on my unsold script, I realize that not even Hollywood would buy the idea, for instance, of a legislator who arranges to have himself shot in order to gain the sympathy vote.

If the last writers' strike, in 1988, is any guide, the talk shows will stay silent for a couple of months before going back on air without scripts.

First World War, unused A pencil note says 'Vladivostok', and although this card has an American back, the script on the goods wagon gives away the Russian setting.

He's going to flip the script back on Democrats.

It is an idea that has long been debated in countries like China, where using a computer keyboard can be a daunting task and people increasingly fall back on Pinyin, the Romanized Chinese script, for data entry.