Sentence examples for going back on a longtime from inspiring English sources
In Japan, Mr. Bush must somehow find a way to encourage meaningful reform in Tokyo without going back on a longtime pledge not to lecture this country over its economic management.
Don't go back on a promise.
The lights went back on after a few seconds.
With available stocks going back to 1936 and longtime relationships with many distilleries, Gordon & MacPhail is one of the few I.B.'s unconcerned about a falloff in supply.
I'm Going Back To Dixie On A Holiday.
A few days later she went back with her longtime boyfriend, Anthony Ancona, a partner in Fountainhead, a wine store in East Norwalk, Conn.
Pence, an Indiana native, is a longtime Colts fan, going back to his days as a talk radio host.
I guess I could consider myself a longtime listener, going back several years to its swinging bachelor days on Sirius.
Its director Eric O'Keefe is a longtime Koch ally, going back to David Koch's 1980 VP run on the Libertarian ticket.
