Sentence examples for delving back from inspiring English sources

And delving back into the 1700s he unearths a family secret.

Delving back further into history, the MCC, in a former guise, played in Islington before moving to Marylebone.

Delving back to the early years of her career, she terrified her publisher by sending original typescripts and clippings from magazines rather than copies.

Inquisitive pop-culture writers are used to delving back into the British and American youth movements of the early postwar years.

Despite the Atlantic delving back into its archive to republish his most famous work, he's now reduced to worrying about being outgunned by the "plastics and packaging".

Perhaps his delving back into this world explains the tribute to David Lodge in the title of one of the memoir's chapters: Changing Places.

So aspiring clowns need to delve back into childhood.

He always delved back into politics, teaching and journalism.

The show is also not afraid to delve back into country music forefathers, like Hank Williams and Jimmie Rodgers.

Public skepticism about large-scale government spending has hardened, and Obama seems reluctant to delve back into the argument.

But Olsen delves back for a different memory, from another festival she once went to – San Francisco's Hardly Strictly Bluegrass.