Sentence examples for get back to protecting from inspiring English sources

"Let's get back to protecting America".

Abbey, who was more provocative than Kareiva and at least as passionately a preservationist as Soulé — his novel "The Monkey Wrench Gang," about a group of eco-saboteurs, inspired many of today's radical environmentalists — suggested that the solution was for conservationists to stop bickering and get back to protecting vulnerable places.

He had followed Blake across the crease but could not get back to protect against Blake's 270-degree spin.

A spokesman for the National Automobile Dealers Association likened the warranties to insurance for which, of course, policy holders as a group pay more than they get back to protect against the rare problem that is ruinously expensive.

Drown out the noise, the twenty-four-hour news cycle, the reporters outside, the helicopters overhead, the employees who want to get back to their jobs protecting bird life, and the state troopers who want to arrest us for breaking multiple laws.

"It's not so hard to catch it, but to get back to where you can protect yourself a little bit, that's where you can really get hurt as a catcher because you're really vulnerable," Girardi said.

Some of the greatest technological and industrial advances came in a period where innovation was supported, rather than protected, lets get back to that.

Yet what "the gentry", as Mr Snow calls them, wanted was to get back to running their businesses and to do their best to protect Hong Kong's interests.

Specimens treated with Talken and Saratoga paints after the deposit cleaning (PAC) get back to L* values close to those of NT (untreated) and P (protected) surfaces (Fig. 5, cyan dots).

AARP must get back to the basics: it stands for Americans 50 and older and the policies and programs that protect them.

I wanted to get back to the me I was before all of this acting BS began, back to the kid I built these walls to protect.