Sentence examples for backtracked out from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
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.
'Rude Boy, yeh-hey!' Phar Lap had backtracked to find out what was delaying me.
The synod's participants later backtracked on this, taking thAT paragraph out of the final draft.
The public outrage was so great that Bush backtracked on TIA and Poindexter was out of a job.
The Railways Corporation backtracked on that specific route, but it has not ruled out a path through the park altogether. .
Scientific theory about black holes was turned inside out today, after Professor Stephen Hawking backtracked on a 30-year-old theory.
For the Treasury chief secretary, Danny Alexander, the coalition would lose its greatest asset if it was seen to be backtracking on plans set out for the end of the parliament – bringing the structural current budget into balance and ensuring the debt GDP is falling by the end of the parliament.
At least that was the plan until Blatter backtracked on it this week, refusing to categorically rule out the possibility he would run for re-election.
