Sentence examples for edged back to the from inspiring English sources

A wasteful Western Sydney have edged back to the top of the A-League with an underwhelming scoreless draw with Adelaide United at Pirtek Stadium.

Newsstand sales are edging back to the boom years, and it didn't hurt that along the way, Mr. Anderson penned a conceptual book, "The Long Tail," that became the keystone for PowerPoints all over the land.

Edging back to the wings with a mock-grandiose bow, it was the usual petulance but without the usual inverted commas.

Polls did give a sense of the swing to leave in the first weeks of June, but edged back to favour remain in the final days before the vote.

By the close, the shares had edged back to 282.75p, still down 35.45% for the day.

The industry edged back to profitability last year, but none of that solved the problem.

Now, according to some pollsters, they have edged back to within a single point of the conservative Christian Democrats.

— Bel Trew – بل ترو (@Beltrew) 25 Jan 13 In one voice, people tentatively edge back to #tahrir after huge gas attack: 'The people demand the end of the regime'.

Adam Voges's occasional twirl has done for Joe Root, the batsman sending a thick leading edge back to the bowler 3.22pm BST 13th over: England 52-2 (Trott 26, Root 12) Josh Hazlewood continues.

The head of the European Union's executive has warned that the bloc must not ease off on reform as growth edges back to the economy.

In his state of the union address, in Strasbourg, Mr Barroso said the EU must not ease off on reform as growth edges back to the economy.