Sentence examples for back to their earliest from inspiring English sources

Finally, he asks them to go back to their earliest memory of cheese.

Mr. Aspinall's history with the Beatles reached back to their earliest days as a band, when he hung fliers around Liverpool advertising their performances.

Some of the most curious structures in the show come from Czech group H3T, whose love of steaming goes back to their earliest projects together as students.

The "Neanderthals are inferior" attitude traces back to their earliest descriptions in the mid-1800s when the first Neanderthal was labeled as "freak" or an "idiot" or "incapable of moral and religious conception".

For her part, Mrs. Edwards says that watching her husband as a candidate takes her back to their earliest days together: "It does sometimes remind me of when I first saw him, first listened to him talk about possibilities, and how completely charmed I was by his story and by his optimism".

Meanwhile, an informal survey of seven families of children with cases currently pending in Vaccine Court revealed that all seven showed markers for mitochondrial dysfunction, dating back to their earliest medical tests.

The Philadelphia Flyers have dropped a black jersey and gone back to their early-'70s orange.

As soon as they reverted to their normal Malawian diet, their microbes also boomeranged back to their earlier impoverished state.

Many talk of a problem dating back to their early teens, before they've even had a relationship.

Leetch had to watch the Rangers turn their season around without him, and then they slipped back to their early-season level of play after his return.

In addition, investment banks like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, which converted to bank holding companies in 2008 to take advantage of the Fed's liquidity programs, would not be able to go back to their earlier status to avoid Fed oversight.