Sentence examples for backtracked away from inspiring English sources
However, over the last several months, Facebook has backtracked away from HTML5 because the technology just isn't ready yet for many popular kinds of apps.
Mr Stuart said successive governments had failed to focus on accountability measures that focused on the performance of every child and it appeared the present Government was "backtracking" on moving away from a focus on five good GCSE grades for all, including in maths and English.
Told by presenter Evan Davis that she had given the plot away, Ms Whitburn backtracked, saying: "There is a birth and a potential death – that's what I said".
Carlotta Gall (NYT) RUSSIA: VODKA PRICES STAY With a presidential election barely six weeks away, President Vladimir V. Putin backtracked furiously from earlier indications that his government would increase the minimum price of vodka by nearly a third -- to $2.20 a liter -- to reflect new excise taxes.
You must travel in a continuous direction with no backtracking, stay away at least 10 days, and make at least three stopovers.
Jonathan Greening, his young assailant, raced away, Everton's defence backtracked, and after Boksic dinked the ball past Simonsen, Ince touched it over the line.
This little bit of electronic shazammery caused a terrific stir, and after much kerfuffle, iTunes backtracked and released a special program that would take the album away for those disgruntled by the dump.
Oh, how they backtracked.
Now they have backtracked.
