Sentence examples for far to back out from inspiring English sources

I started to feel panicky, then decided I had come too far to back out at the last minute.

So, the legendary rockstar pulled the couple on stage, where they introduced themselves as Claudia and John, and asked, "Are you sure you're ready to do this, John?" "Oh yeah, I've come too far to back out now," John said.

You've gone too far to back out now. "It's horrendous, if you go to Korea, you don't understand the language, not everyone is going to speak first class English to you," says Lambe, who during his 20 year career has become increasingly concerned with the global medical tourism industry's lack of regulation.

The new conventional wisdom is that yes, well, maybe the knuckle-draggers were right about the perils of the euro, but it's far too late to back out now.

Like it's not exactly bad but it also tastes like someone tried to make a beer that has the same notes as wine and the thing turned out really sour and cloudy but they were too far into the brewing process to back out so just put it in a bottle and marked it up at £18 so nobody would ever buy it and find out".

It was far too late to back out.

But the Jets went backward so far and so fast they threatened to back out of Ravens Stadium entirely, losing 22 yards on three plays.

If you see he Beep option on the top level, you know you've gone too far and you must back out (save, as described later, and begin with holding set button in and continue from there once again) and back into this again or go around the dial until you reach this option.

Reporters here are led by a minder from the press centre into a backdoor of the auditorium, down a specific marked row, far from students, and shepherded back out again.

Instead, you can push it all the way in and then pull it back out far enough so that it will still be secure and spin without any wobble.

They will also be buoyed by the fact that of the 10 previous Conference play-off winners, only Hereford United have so far fallen back out of the Football League.