Sentence examples for back to its usual from inspiring English sources

The one-off payment should push it back to its usual quarterly profit levels.

Courage, a very faint arc found during the Voyager flyby, was seen to flare in brightness in 1998, while more recently it was back to its usual dimness.

He drops his voice back to its usual register.

Its population, which swells to 180,000 in the summer, shrinks back to its usual 60,000.

A little diner on Dunsmuir Street was back to its usual clientele, the occasional office worker stopping in for a coffee to go.

Hamilton's old team was back to its usual form with a great strategic race in which Button started on medium-compound tyres, Perez on softs.

Doctor Who mentioned "time" a faintly ridiculous 4,400 times per million words for its 1983 episodes, later settling back down to its usual level of 1,500.

2010, of course, turned out to be either the warmest or joint warmest year on record. 1. Arctic sea ice extent will expand back out to its usual 15m km2 +/- 300,000 km2 (NSIDC) by March 2013.

Otherwise, it is more than likely that the Philippines will revert back to its business-as-usual mode of (dysfunctional) governance, undermining a nation's hope in democracy and reform, not to mention scores of foreign governments and investors that have finally begun to see the Southeast Asian country as a unique bright spot in an uncertain region.

On Friday, many of the protesters complained that Mr. Noda was trying to take Japan back to its political business-as-usual of powerful bureaucrats and industry executives making decisions behind closed doors.

Accordingly, foreign policy is slipping back down the American agenda to its usual second, third or fourth place.