Sentence examples for backtrack out from inspiring English sources

Let me backtrack, out of the front door, down the stone steps, back into York's Micklegate, the kind of street that sent the architectural expert Nikolaus Pevsner into ecstasies when he first surveyed it around 50 years ago: so many gems and all knee-deep in gossipy history.

This means you can set a destination and the watch will lead you and you can later use your GPS data to recreate your trek or even backtrack out of a sticky situation.

Small wonder, perhaps, that the most memorable, most memorizable poems are Smith's most adventuresome and least settled, the extended sequences that accumulate and backtrack, play out one formal maneuver only to venture several more.

Huckabee briefly backtracked, putting out that he misspoke during the radio appearance and meant to say "Indonesia" when he said "Kenya," which actually made less sense because Indonesia is many, many thousands of miles from where the Mau Mau Rebellion happened.

The shortstop backtracked out.

The rescue took an hour and tense backtracking out of what had threatened to become an icy tomb.

To reach the first destination on the hike — a spot that Mr. Jameson had given GPS coordinates for, and which he told his trainees to designate as "Engine" in their devices — they backtracked out of the cove until they were standing across from the Dyckman Street housing projects.

Note, moreover, how little you need them; never in a Waugh conversation do you have to backtrack and work out who is speaking.

Note the absence of guidelines: no "he said," or "she replied". Note, moreover, how little you need them; never in a Waugh conversation do you have to backtrack and work out who is speaking.

Revealing her penchant for careful analysis, Linda says: "I find it fun to imagine something I want to do and then backtrack to figure out what the steps are.

If they hesitate, you need to backtrack and figure out the source of their reluctance.