Sentence examples for back on the blues from inspiring English sources

So we fall back on the blues.

I'm back on the blues with the big boys - or girls should I say?

But by turning their back on the blues, black urban audiences were also distancing themselves from a rural Southern past that had come to seem backward and shameful to many of them.

Two of its principals, Jay Geils on guitar and Magic Dick on harmonica (though not the band's lead singer, Peter Wolf), are back on the blues circuit with their band, Bluestime.

In his newspaper column, Warburton wrote: "I hope nobody thinks that I am turning my back on the Blues.

Simply having Mark Streit back on the blue line after he missed all of last year should do wonders.

Djokovic fell to the ground and rolled onto his back on the blue court, his hands to his face.

It could be that big guy back on the blue line with that big black jersey shooting on you, but it's just reaction".

After letting the Daphnia get settled for several months, Griffen mimicked environmental degradation in half the tanks by gradually cutting back on the blue-green algae he fed them.

However, FSB Wales spokesman Iestyn Davies said: "It is deeply disappointing that the minister has turned her back on the blue route proposed...a scheme which could provide an effective solution to the current problems on the M4 a full decade earlier than the scheme she is progressing and for around £600m less".

Back on the Blue stage, Brit dub phenomenon James Blake began his set shortly after 7 30.