Sentence examples for back to pursuing from inspiring English sources

Now that her husband's out, though, she can go back to pursuing her own career".

Am I going to die now?" But he didn't die, and after about a year he decided, "This is no way to live," and he went back to pursuing his sociology Ph.D. The doctors were so astounded that they sent Fowler to Memorial Sloan-Kettering, in New York, for a test of his immune system.

That means he can't go back to pursuing a career in design full-time as he always wanted.

The phantom hand comes back to pursue his enemies — and the wife who has betrayed him.

Charles Wace, founder and chief executive of Twofour, is stepping back to "pursue other interests".

Up a man, Chicago found themselves on the wrong end of an increasingly open game, with Vermes's final changes sacrificing yet another man at the back to pursue a point that should have been out of reach.

As its funds grew--to $225 million, $250 million and $625 million--the firm remained, in the words of Eric Ries, author of The Lean Startup, the "Peter and Sean show". That began to change when Singerman, who had been hired as a senior associate in 2008, was promoted to partner in 2011, effectively replacing Parker, who had mostly stepped back to pursue other ideas.

The Sailors' No. 1 and No. 2 singles players from a year ago, freshman Samantha Stalder and junior Rebecca Arnold, decided not to come back to pursue other opportunities.

The resolution, approved 192 to 147, gives Mr. Zapatero the political backing to pursue his proposal, which had been criticized by conservatives as a concession to terrorism.

But attaching names to both victims and perpetrators has called attention more than ever before in tech to the massive power venture capitalists have over entrepreneurs who need their backing to pursue business ideas.

If by March 11, it doesn't pass, she says TRUCE has enough financial backing to pursue a ballot initiative for November though with a fast-approaching April due date, some doubt whether a medical marijuana ballot initiative requiring over 100,000 signatures is still feasible.