Sentence examples for can only revisit from inspiring English sources

These places, experiences, or cultural objects might be those we can only revisit in remembrance — we may never get back to the Louvre — but that doesn't mean we're done with them.

As things stand, the rules say the FA can only revisit a tackle like the McManaman challenge in the 2-1 win over Newcastle on Sunday when it has not been seen by any of the match officials.

That said, we can only revisit the facts: The Global Scavenger Hunt was hatched in the spring of 1999, went website live in August 2000 and started garnering media attention on October 1, 2000.

But he recovered, and only revisited the notion after turning 80.

"You can only ever move forward, and not revisit it, or give it any kind of angry credence or bitterness, because it doesn't go anywhere.

If his production were to decline sharply, however, the Yankees can only hope that they will not revisit Saturday's experience with him — and if they did, that he would handle it with more grace and polish.

As we prepare for Congress to revisit surveillance reform, we can only hope this is not the PATRIOT Act all over again.

We argue that the victim perpetrator dichotomy in relation to child soldiers needs to be revisited, and that this can only be done successfully through a truly interdisciplinary approach.

One thing that is agreed is that these algorithms can only return approximate models since data cannot be revisited to fine-tune the models [7], hence the need for incremental learning.

Technology can only be called humanizing if it frees us up to revisit and broaden those stories, and if it helps us to better understand others'.

It was a chance to revisit that old chestnut: is it true that you can only make great films from terrible books, and that conversely, great books always get turned into terrible films?