Sentence examples for back to great from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cherkaoui also incorporates Ms. Knightley's supple back to great effect.

This very significant practice can be traced back to great antiquity, possibly to about 50,000 bc.

"He was here so long, he could point back to great days where this would be unthinkable," Walsh said.

"Between the manure they deposit and what they graze, the land comes back to great health," Tim explained.

Like most veterans, Ibanez can point back to great spring trainings that did not translate to the regular season, and vice versa.

Several years of near-misses means you have to go back to Great Britain's 2007 series victory against New Zealand to find the last scrap of meaningful success.

Some bettors had books showing each horse's family tree, back to great-grandsires and great-grand dams.

And, more importantly, how do such conversations link back to greater accountability during the next election cycle?

These deportation efforts ratcheted up even further under George W Bush, essentially funneling thousands more people back to greater upheaval and violence and perpetuating another cycle of displacement.

Back to Greater China's 40 Richest.

Reading all this, I went back to Greatest Generation.