Sentence examples for concluded back in from inspiring English sources

"Apart from physical harm, one has to reckon with murders," authorities concluded back in April.

"Understanding, too, comes in degrees," Dennett concluded, back in his Maine living room.

But in the real world, the last set of global trade talks, the Uruguay round, was concluded back in 1994, and its successor, the Doha round, is moribund.

That is not what the National Renewable Energy Laboratory researchers concluded back in 2012.

The 1955 Royal tour took place amid huge crowds from 6-8 Augustartingting in Brecon before heading west to Pembrokeshire and then up the west Wales coast to Aberystwyth and concluding back in Pembroke.

The film concludes back in Norwich as parishioners of St Peter Mancroft, and parishioners from churches all around the county summoned by bells, walk to worship.

This discussion is brought to a point in Voegeli's concluding back-and-forth with Frum, which provides a neat capsule summary of two very different ways of thinking about the Tea Party/Ryan budget era in Republican politics, and how the G.O.P. candidates of 2014 and 2016 should approach their task.

That's what I concluded, way back in November, when I found myself shamelessly savoring my fifth Republican debate.

The new reality is, though, that while the EFL Cup provides a trophy and satisfaction, United's season will only be a success if they conclude it back in Europe's elite competition.

Garden flowers have more character and personality and are always preferable". Californians have no excuse for not using garden flowers in their arrangements either, concludes Pritchard, back in Manhattan after a recent book promotion stint in Los Angeles.

In the research by Wedderkopp et al., it was concluded that back pain in children (8 10 years of age) occurred more often in the thoracic segment, while in the puberty period (14 16 years of age) the frequency of occurrence of back pain in the thoracic and lumbar segment was similar [ 3].