Sentence examples for back to days from inspiring English sources

Here they are in full (via Breitbart): He is bringing us back to days, you can hearken back to days before the Civil War, when unfortunately too many Americans mistakenly believed that not all men were created equal.

Her soft lustrous vocals hark back to days of the melancholic lounge singer, emoting to an absorbed audience through an opaque smoky veil.

Most often, though, military styles hark back to days and wars gone by, when things like right and wrong were simpler and clearer, or so the romance goes.

Hatra   The Iraqi fortress city of Hatra is believed to date back to days of the Parthian empire in the 3rd or 2nd century BC., and later became the capital of the first Arab Kingdom.

It's not surprising to me that someone of Plaschke's age would harken back to days of yore to spin tales of "how it should be done," ignoring the very real response such actions received in their time.

But long before you dive into Moosehead Lake, you roll languidly through the South, and one peek into William Christenberry's new book, "Kodachromes" (Aperture) brought me straight back to days filled with the buzzing of cicadas, muggy breezes, and sun-warmed peaches in a paper sack.

I have to go back to day one.

He added: "I think about going back to day-to-day management every day.

"The practice goes back to day one, of not laying off employees for lack of work," he says.

But insiders understand the Iowa caucuses are not your run-of-the-mill political process, but instead are a throw-back to days when neighbor met neighbor and traded wisdom in the town square.

We don't want to go back to those days.