Sentence examples for backtracking over from inspiring English sources

But what good does backtracking over the past decade do for painting a picture of the 2012 Bills?

However, any backtracking over Catalonia by Mr. Iglesias, the Podemos leader, could risk splitting his own formation.

And, amid news stories about Corbyn backtracking over meeting Lebanese activist Dyab Abu Jahjah, who has since been banned from the UK, the Sun's editorial said Corbyn's halo had "slipped alarmingly".

He said that David Cameron was already backtracking over the timetable laid out by Gordon Brown and said that wider political splits were apparent between the Tories and Labour.

Mousa Abu Marzook, the deputy leader of Hamas, accused Israel of backtracking over a truce agreement and warned that Corporal Gilad Shalit would only be released in return for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails.

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.

I backtrack over to here.

But he refused to backtrack over the new law.

Festival officials condemned his remarks, prompting Von Trier to backtrack over his comments.

Michigan was the only state to have seen its progress backtrack over the first decade of the 2000's.

Jeremy Irons has backtracked over his controversial comment that legalising gay marriage might lead to fathers marrying their sons to avoid inheritance tax.