Sentence examples for charts back from inspiring English sources

It's hard to reconcile this serious-minded Joe Dolce with the comic figure who took Shaddap round the world's charts back in 1981.

As John Fisher writes (Letters, 25 September), it is a miracle to see the sun, moon and tide charts back, much missed after a nine-month absence.

But then, as the astonishing six months that Chubby Brown occupied the UK charts back in 1995 proves, there really is no accounting for taste.

Walker, the legendary singer-songwriter whose recordings with The Walker Brothers first hit British pop charts back in the 1960s, is one of those maverick musicians who are constantly reinventing themselves.

You weren't very good performers over there and I want to make sure the new group of people we've joined understand, don't expect too much from these folks because they weren't exactly on the top of the charts back in the old.

To be published in December, Bordeaux Châteaux is a lavish homage to the 61 aristocratic grands crus ("great growth") wineries that topped the Bordeaux charts back in 1855 and have stayed there for 150 years.

Even before that, a steady decline in the Italians' share of the goals could be charted back to 2005-06.

CHART: BACK OF THE ENVELOPE: As mergers and acquisitions dwindle, Sullivan & Cromwell is holding its position as the top legal adviser on deals.

CHART: "Back of the Envelope" The week after Labor Day is typically filled with merger and acquisition announcements remember the 2001 deal in which Hewlett-Packard acquired Compaq Computer.

Coleman said he was aware that the country's progress had created a reaction that was "off the chart" back at home, and the manager had a message for the fans.

The rise of spam can be charted back to the very early days of Arpanet, but it wasn't until the early 1990s that it hit users across the internet, when it was aimed at message boards and later email addresses.