Sentence examples for back onto a from inspiring English sources

He is itching to climb back onto a combine and cut alfalfa alongside his father.

"Take it off the floor," she instructed, hooking the little hooker dress back onto a portable rack.

Anderson and Cole set out to force grizzlies back onto a natural diet by closing the landfills.

Then, having proved People's theorem that he's the sexiest man in the world, he kicked back onto a black leather sofa.

"The company expects that it will take some time for the U.S. economy to get back onto a steady, upward growth track," the filing said.

Many houses at a remove from the water back onto a golf course or a former Gold Coast estate that is now a museum.

Isn't that good luck?" Then he went upstairs and screwed some wheel thing back onto a chair that has been sitting lopsided for weeks.

The strategic result of these unplanned German offensives was merely to throw the French back onto a fortified barrier that both restored and augmented their power of resistance.

The applications are usually technically complex and allow for a tester to fall back onto a shallow dive into a feature, if they haven't completely grasped the concept.

Shlaes seems engaged not so much in history as in leafletting, pushing her neglected subject back onto a platform that he departed in 1929, prematurely but also in the nick of time.

Projectors may also project from the back onto a translucent screen; such rear-projection setups are more compact, and the image is often bright enough for viewing in daylight.