Sentence examples for extended right back from inspiring English sources
It appears likely that circuit concepts derived from these sort of crystals can be extended right back to optical frequencies, where they emerge as so-called "plasmons", the optival frequency currents that can flow on metallic surfaces.
The rivalry that has built up between them extends right back to Shrewsbury's early days in the Football League when they played each other almost every season over a 30-year period from 1951 up until Turner took Town to Division Two in May 1979.
She reclines on a plinth, braids spilling down her back, her extended right hand fixed in a gesture of elegant command: a queenly figure, her shimmering skin spray-painted an unearthly metallic blue-green.
When Governor Pat McCrory signed HB2 into law, he rolled back these extended rights, effectively banned cities from setting their own rules and according to critics undermined protections for LGBT people and other minority groups.
Back in February, Charlotte city council passed a non-discrimination ordinance that extended rights to the LGBT community.
Mr Danczuk said the "culture of cover-up stretches back much further than the recent grooming scandal and extends right to the heart of our political establishment".
He worried that extending it into a feature might "stretch it right back into a 90-minute gimmick".
"The duty of care extends from the store right back to the sewing machine, and the UK is ready to help make this happen," he said.
Berk muttered right back.
