Sentence examples for get back to something from inspiring English sources

It is anxious for Egypt to get back to something approaching normal.

Having come out the other side of that experience, Affleck seems determined to get back to something essential.

They wanted the town's children to get back to something like a normal routine.

She always appealed to young readers, and we wanted to get back to something youthful and fun".

Now he is ready to get back to something closer to normal, to return to the thrilling mundanity of preparing for a playoff game.

I think people want to get back to something that has some real teeth, instead of everything being so pasteurized, so I think its time may have come".

The resumption of performances was in a sense a reaffirmation of continuity, a signal that things might be getting back to something approximating normalcy.

"They're looking more and more at starting their own business as a means of getting back to something that is more satisfying and rewarding," he said.

"I've got some more in the tank to come out; my match fitness is the best it's been all year, which is pleasing from my point of view, and I'm getting back to something like where I was.

The ex-goalie expressed disquiet about England's recent attempts to play possession football (What do you mean, you didn't notice?) and suggested it was high time the national side stopped going all continental and got back to something more greasily British.

MB Chelsea defeated Porto 2-0 to go through as group winners after an uninspiring but ultimately successful group campaign and there were signs that José Mourinho's team are getting back to something resembling the form of the first six months of last season.