Sentence examples for back to records from inspiring English sources
Incidentally, David also invented the battle bus – look back to records of the 1979 election, his first as Liberal Leader.
The origin of the Thoroughbred may be traced back to records indicating that a stock of Arab and Barb horses was introduced into England as early as the 3rd century.
This was the first record where we've gotten this certain level of notoriety and we were just, like, 'fuck it.'" He also felt that Washing Machine was conceived and recorded like some of the band's earlier albums: "It hearkens back to records like Sister where we'd write a bunch of songs, go into the studio for a month, put them down, then go on the road and play them for a year.
No wonder Greek borrowing costs went back to record levels on Wednesday night.
He started slowly in the regular season before bouncing back to record 11 sacks.
He finds himself speaking back to recorded messages on the telephone and was amazed to see black cashiers at Wal-Mart.
But, in June, the MoS fell back to record a lower sale than two months previously: 1,434,00.
All charges were dropped against Ms. Trevi last year and she went back to recording and performing at concerts.
In 2009, when economies around the world crashed, remittances to poor countries fell by a modest 5%, and by 2010 had bounced back to record levels.
