Sentence examples for go back really from inspiring English sources

"If you go back, really far, you see the first caveman crawl out of his cave and be surprised every time the sun came up — that was the first time mankind encountered a fusion reactor," Ned Sauthoff, a physicist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, in Tennessee, who serves as ITER's American project manager, told me.

"If you go back, really far, you see the first caveman crawl out of his cave and be surprised every time the sun came up that was the first time mankind encountered a fusion reactor," Ned Sauthoff, a physicist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, in Tennessee, who serves as ITER's American project manager, told me.

In fact just writing about it makes me want to go back really badly.

Quebec's legacy of defeat — going back, really, to the French and Indian War — bears down on all of the book's characters, and the act of writing becomes an assertion of selfhood against the backdrop of an inescapable past.

"It probably goes back really to how European societies developed after the French Revolution, with a stronger preparedness to accept the concept of a certain shared interest," said Mr. Knabenhans, the Bank Julius Baer banker.

"We just flew over this morning and then we're going back really soon," Brad told Us Weekly.

So I went back really driven to get to Nashville because I thought I could really learn some discipline in writing.

"I don't go back, I really don't," he said.

Marr said: "The NME and I go back a really long way.

Not a bad part of my job, it's true; and I'm going to go back and really get some recipes I can share.

Still, there's a problem: Sweeney wants to undo time, or the devastation that time has wreaked on his heart, but no one can go back, not really.