Sentence examples for backtrack back from inspiring English sources

Don't worry, you're not going to backtrack back down, but now you're going to see the Windward's coastline.

Matthew Wassell backtracks: "Looking back I can see I was a bit mean but the Scud isn't really living up to his nickname.

As it was not yet sunset when he initially approached the coast, Hess backtracked, zigzagging back and forth for some 40 minutes until it grew dark.

The Russians at the Forum welcomed Obama's rapprochement with their President and like his proposal for a phase out of nuclear weapons but so far see backtracking on backing human rights there and in China.

"When the firestorm would hit, Billy Graham would always backtrack or walk back his comments in some way," Hamilton said.

Turn back, backtrack about 3 or 5 platforms, and notice the platform that is below you.

When users mark their starting point by pushing a button, the BackTrack will guide them back to it later.

Unfortunately because TfL are so inept they've let it go on for such a long time and now we need to backtrack to actually put back in place how it should have been in the first place".

But when you see a congressman like Schweikert wandering all over the rhetorical landscape trying to justify, rationalize, backtrack and then come back to it in this video, it is a reminder of how deeply embedded in the conservative philosophy and DNA this Ayn Rand-style message is.

As running back Jamal Lewis backtracked on his stinging comments directed at Cleveland Coach Eric Mangini for overworking his players, several of the Browns gathered near the Lewis's locker.

As we will describe in detail in this section, single-molecule experiments demonstrated that RNAP translocation occurs through a Brownian ratchet mechanism rectified into a forward movement by NTP binding, and that long pauses correspond to periods in which the enzyme backtracks on DNA, diffusing back and forth on the template until its active site re-engages with the 3′ end of the RNA transcript.