Sentence examples for back the bad from inspiring English sources

Bring back the bad old days.

Therefore, say the investors, the bank has a contractual obligation to buy back the bad loans.

Around four hours after we got back, the bad news came.

She thought the mother should be restrained from making the wizard give him back the bad old smell.

She has spent the last seven years raising two children in the neighborhood and each summer hosts the Taking Back the Bad Rap of Hunts Point celebration.

"It will bring back the bad memories to people," said Samira al-Mousawi, a member of Mr. Maliki's bloc in parliament.

City Hall believes that this would bring back the bad-old days.

Man for man marking: How England rated Ben Foden (full-back) The bad errors were elsewhere in the team, hence the relatively high mark 6 Chris Ashton (wing) The wing was fiery, feisty, full of aggression.

On Wall Street and in bank boardrooms, the question of whether investors can force banks to buy back, or "put-back," the bad mortgages to the banks that sold them is dominating the debate and worrying analysts, money managers and banking executives.

There is a free judiciary and a free press, but the there's no civilian control of the army, especially the intelligence services, which have been backing the bad guys.

Now, the investors are suing the banks for restitution--forcing them to cover the losses and buy-back the bad mortgages at original price.