Sentence examples for back to its core from inspiring English sources

And If we write a song that is super pop, we'll deconstruct it and strip it back to its core.

Chief Executive Carol Bartz on Thursday described her plan to save Yahoo!: Create efficiencies that bring it back to its core function.

It's deconstructed back to its core.

A decade ago, the Conservative party was pushed back to its core vote, much of it in rural areas.

The Navy may reduce somewhat in size, but above all it will go back to its "core competencies," Mr. Mabus said.

After unsuccessful attempts to lure higher-paying customers, it has gone back to its core strategy of low prices and tight inventories.The value of American retail-sales growth slowed in October as consumers held their purse strings tight because of worries about recession.

More tools were discovered under the ground, including so-called cores from which human ancestors struck off sharp flakes; the team was even able to fit one of the flakes back to its original core, showing that a hominin had crafted and then discarded both core and flake in this spot.

But in recent years, this Texas megalopolis has been inching back to its urban core.

At least on this issue, Mr. Bush can't affirm community by calling the nation back to its common core, the way Washington, Lincoln or Roosevelt did.

Once Israel withdraws from Lebanon, however, Hezbollah's support may shrink back more to its core, working-class Shiites.

Now the Boyle/Dear version looks set to haul this apparent melodrama of monstrosities back to its mutually human core.