Sentence examples for back to a conversation from inspiring English sources

But then we're back to a conversation about fights.

We are back to a conversation among the bankers and the politicians.

It went back to a conversation I had with Breyten Breytenbach, the great Afrikaner poet and painter.

I was hoping to get a chance to go back to a conversation we'd had way back in 1992, when Bill Clinton was running for president.

And yet asserting this skepticism brings me back to a conversation I had with my vegan cousin a few years ago.

She thought back to a conversation with Audra McDonald, the much-honored Broadway actress, who gave birth in 2016 at the age of 46.

When he learned late last year that the information about the monkeys had been omitted from the consent form, he said, "I was willing to overlook it". But as he reflects on his decision-making process, he said, he keeps coming back to an conversation he had with Dr. Mark Batshaw, one of the study's principal investigators.

After the Cowboys game, Barber and the running backs coach, Eric Studesville, went over the play, but eventually it led them back to a recurring conversation.

Mr. Perry replied by citing the free-market economist Friedrich Hayek, but did not name the title of his well-known book, "The Road to Serfdom," as he criticized Keynesian economics and turned back to a general conversation about the economy.

Benedict Nightingale's observations about the resurgence of T. S. Eliot's verse drama "The Family Reunion" ["The Wintry Music of T. S. Eliot," May 7] made me think back to a dinner conversation I had in 1959 with the then-famous English novelist C. P. Snow while I was a student at the University of California.

By tagging me in his Erick status update, I received not only Marc's message but the replies of others in an email thread which pointed me back to a FriendFeedy conversation thread.