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.
Before the day was out, Ryanair backtracked with a roar of retro-engines, and pulled the campaign.
This means that if a reader doesn't understand the meaning of a word or phrase, there's no chance of backtracking through a sentence to try and figure it out in context.
'Rude Boy, yeh-hey!' Phar Lap had backtracked to find out what was delaying me.
The Liberal Democrats have accused the BBC of backtracking on a deal about the final round of TV interviews with party leaders, and misleading the country by reporting Nick Clegg chose to opt out of last week's debate.
Lagerfeld backtracked almost immediately after his statement was published, issuing another one apologizing and saying he had been taken "out of context".
Instead of backtracking over land to fly out of the same city in New Zealand, for instance, when they had other cities in New Zealand on their list to see, they flew into Auckland, made their way down to Christchurch and flew out of that city.
He has backtracked on some of his campaign promises.
Tate is forced to backtrack and looks out of it.
