Sentence examples for goes back far from inspiring English sources
She mentions Joan Rivers and reminds me that her memory goes back far enough to remember a time before Netflix.
"I have spoken directly to people whose experience of these services goes back far beyond 2011 and Winterbourne View.
In other words, if DNA goes back far enough, Englishness, for instance, gets lost in the melting pot of its own past, from its colonial empire to its early Brittonic settlers.
Matthew Faraci, a spokesman for the agency, the Mine Safety and Health Administration, said Sunday, "We would guess it goes back far beyond 1995, but because of a lack of electronic records before that year, I can't verify that".
Bobby Short's association with Cole Porter goes back far beyond the years he has been performing at the Cafe Carlyle, where he has just opened his 34th spring season.
If one goes back far enough — before Monica and the vast right-wing conspiracy, before national health care tanked and the Democrats lost both houses of Congress — people close to the First Couple were speaking quite openly of Hillary for President.
He said everybody's from Brooklyn if you go back far enough".
Measurements do not go back far enough for that, study author Silvano said.
Go back far enough in history and a simple "rule of thumb" governed investment decisions in difficult times.
The health problems of Texas go back far beyond Governor Bush and Dr. Archer.
