Sentence examples for finding back from inspiring English sources

"Do you know a committee of Language Hump-type professors put out a committee finding back in 1936 — most beautiful word in the English language is cellardoor".

But what members — with their eyes turned both to the new committee charged with deficit reduction recommendations and the 2012 campaign — are finding back home suggests that tough times lie ahead in Washington.

The court threw that finding back to the lower court for a second look, asking it to apply a stricter standard to determine legislators' true motives in passing the voter ID law.

Use chain-nosed pliers to bring the ends of the loop in the earring finding back together.

Relating this finding back to the original analysis, the significance of the relationship between insulin resistance and carotid atherosclerosis could have been due in part to the effect of smoking.

He shaved the hole at the par-three 13th with a 27-foot putt before finding back-to-back birdies, starting with the par-four 14th where he got down in three despite going into the sand with his tee shot.

Lately, it's coming out of China or Eastern Europe -- a whole cottage industry of high-tech crooks finding back-doors into supposedly secure computer systems.

The British Meat Processors Association (BMPA) said it was asking officials at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs to prioritise meat producers when finding back-up supplies of CO2.

This suggests that finding backing for legislation could be difficult for the new president.

If third-party analytics tools promise to increase employee commitment and engagement, it's no wonder they're finding backing.

Owing to the film's theme of religious pluralism and controversial subject matter, Bramantyo had difficulty finding backing.