Sentence examples for back to a real from inspiring English sources

Did he consider going back to a "real" job? "Yes.

It was like coming back to a real family Christmas.

Her earlier works, back to "A Real Young Girl," deal with feminine desire.

Teenagers who don't complete the requirements in 120 days go back to a real judge — and the labyrinth of the juvenile justice system.

He promised his audience, "We're going to bring it back to a real place, where we don't have to be so frightened".

A woman friend admitted she goes through something similar: she tries hard to just leave junk all over her kitchen – really get it back to a real college level of filth – but she always caves and cleans up.

It allows us to lose ourselves in the worlds created by books while our imaginations wrestle those places back to a real-world counterpart.

"Although this game can be seen as disturbing on an intellectual level because it links back to a real-world analogy, the game itself wouldn't scare a kid," Mr. Pedercini said.

There's something about a population of homeowners who came into title via temper tantrums that cannot bode well for smooth sailing back to a stable real estate market.

The conspiracy theories about Clinton's health all point back to a very real 2012 incident when the then secretary of state fainted and hit her head so badly it resulted in a concussion and a blood clot.

Rushing an older patient to an emergency room or sending her back to a hospital represents a real cost.