Sentence examples similar to extent back to from inspiring English sources

I like when unorthodox works and it works to that kind of an extent, back-to-back Cy Young winner.

If Notre Dame committed to the Big Ten and pushed Nebraska, and to a lesser extent Missouri, back to the Big 12, it would be a coup for Texas.

The title reflects the character of the Smoky Mountains in Tennessee where she grew up, and the tone to an extent harks back to the rootsy, back-to-basics albums she put out at the turn of the 21st century, "The Grass Is Blue," which collected her a Grammy Award for bluegrass album, and its successor, "Little Sparrow".

And that put the Democrats, to a limited extent, back in the game.

It's interesting that this happened to a much lesser extent back in the day when we used Twitter more as a pared-down status update service.

Though it can be argued that the "Digg effect" is, to some extent, back, the new Digg is more about marrying the concept of a trending post with the human touch that only comes from an editorial eye about what deserves consideration.

"I'll be able to take a nice big deep breath and feel like I have my life – to some extent – back.

For decades incompatible and diverging energy futures have been discussed without exact knowledge on which futures are to which extent backed by knowledge, where the areas of consensus are and where the futures are determined by assumptions on boundary conditions and societal developments which are poorly or not at all verified.

Gladwin plays down the extent to which Back to Back's work is conditioned by the disabilities of its performers - and sure enough, you could watch Small Metal Objects and barely notice those disabilities.

The accuracy of these new versions is to a certain extent backed by the trust's faith in their translators.

"It's for him really to an extent to give something back to the public of the UK as well".