Sentence examples for go directly back from inspiring English sources
Alcor, which describes itself as a not-for-profit organisation, insists that all fees go directly back into running costs.
Nick Xenophon, who has called for a "modest" temporary levy on milk to go directly back to farmers, said Joyce's delayed reaction on $1 milk had a Rip Van Winkle feel to it.
The shunting mechanism allows partly deoxygenated blood to bypass the lungs (which are not useful anyway during a long, deep dive) and go directly back to the muscles, where working cells draw still further oxygen from it.
While I could have hopped on one of those noisy Oaxaca buses and gone to an outlying village myself, visiting a community with an invitation and a local guide seemed like a far better way to learn about Oaxacan Indian culture -- and, at a cost of about $20, including lunch (all tour profits go directly back to the villages), a great deal, too.
In addition, all proceeds from the film will go directly back into LGBT charity endeavors.
Additionally, fees paid for pet adoptions go directly back to the municipality, further offsetting the costs of animal care and control.
"By doing so, 80percentt of the money goes directly back to the community".
Since 1996, that money has gone directly back into the park system for much-needed maintenance and repairs, Mr. Barna said.
There is no need to raise fees, unless that money goes directly back to fixing and maintaining the current five courses.
And remarkably, when Blake's active racing days were over, he turned around and went directly back to sea, to the one place it was obvious he truly belonged.
