Sentence examples for back to a long time from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the show will go all-in with its Disney heritage and head back to a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away.

For some Iranians, similarly, who look back to a long-ago time when their nation ruled over a great swath of Central Asia, the British are a convenient target for historical grievances, and Iran's nuclear program is a means to restore their country to its rightful place amongst the world's leading nations.

"We have to be careful with him obviously because he's had two back to back games after a long time out so we don't want to compromise him so we're erring on the side of safety".

And now back to a long and busy work day – no time to let these things distract from working on what actually matters to us/defines us.

You would have to go back a long time to find the last period of similarly low inflation.

"That is quite surprising; I think you'd have to go back a long time to find another 15-major run like that," said the American golfer Matt Kuchar.

The fix: A transaction must be pretty important if you need to go back a long time to find it, and sometimes your bank is the only source.

"While everyone else is getting back to normalcy," he said, "for cops it's not going to be back to normalcy for a long time".

"She ran 1 59 in the heats but on semi-final day she felt awful because she hadn't done back-to-back sessions for a long time.

"To be honest, people in the camps wanted to go back for a long time," Mr. Rajwana said of the mood of the displaced people in the camps.

Louis C.K. admitted a year ago to engaging in sexual misconduct against several female comedians and promised to "step back and take a long time to listen".