Sentence examples for get back in the saddle from inspiring English sources
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"get back in the saddle" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to resume an activity or task after a period of inactivity or failure. You can use this phrase when someone needs to start something again, whether it is a physical or mental task. For example: "After taking a break from her studies, Sarah struggled to get back in the saddle and catch up with her classmates." "The team was defeated in their last game, but they are determined to get back in the saddle and win the next one." "After his injury, it took him some time to get back in the saddle and start playing football again." "The CEO's retirement was short-lived as he soon decided to get back in the saddle and return to the corporate world."
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