Sentence examples for going back so from inspiring English sources
Obviously, with his relationship with the festival going back so far to 1971, we really wanted to mark it as if it were his stage.
Cusk is made so angry by this social injustice — "with D and the parents of D, with myself, with the world for its cruelty" — that she suggests going back so she can talk to D's parents.
All this has made being a fan of "traditional" college basketball feel a bit like preferring rotary phones to cell phones — there's no going back, so, best to get on with it.
He had to change publishers - "It was too painful going back" - so he moved to Walker Books where his friend, the children's author Colin McNaughton, had recommended an editor, Vanessa Clarke.
Obviously with his relationship with the festival going back so far to 1971, we really wanted to mark it as if it were his stage, because he had such a relationship with Glastonbury.
Among the State House's other offerings: A statue of George Washington in a rather unbecoming toga; a touching bronze of a Civil War nurse cradling a fallen soldier; oil portraits of governors going back so far that at least one wears one of those medieval-looking accordion-pleat ruffs of the kind usually seen only in European paintings.
