Sentence examples for get back to emphasizing from inspiring English sources
Governor Bush should also get back to emphasizing his ideas and accomplishments through the sorts of informal question-and-answer events with ordinary people that marked the early part of the his campaign.
He suggests that Starbucks get back to basics, emphasizing the role of its baristas and focusing on the quality of its coffee, promoting "the theater of the craft and bold celebration of the provenance of the bean".
However, both were critical failures and box-office flops, more or less, which seemed to emphasize that Green needed to get back to his roots.
After the show ended, Ms. Roberts stood up and said to the staff, "God bless, God speed, and I'll get back to you just as soon as I can," emphasizing the word "soon".
The last step for Xbox One's road to recovery (well except for the name, but we'll just have to live with "Xbone") will be to de-emphasize the TV angle and get back to games.
In that appearance, the best glimpse many Chinese have had of Mr. Hu, he emphasized the need for everyone to get back to their studies and jobs, even while repeating China's anger over American policy.
Many health professionals in the Pacific Islands are now emphasizing eating traditional foods and encouraging residents to get back to a healthy lifestyle and to their cultural roots.
In a budget that emphasized growth, Mr. Chidambaram said that his aim was to get back to an 8 percent growth rate.
