Sentence examples for has turned back to from inspiring English sources

However, now his attention has turned back to the band.

Now the government's attention has turned back to its long-hoped-for EU membership.

This represents the "energy gap," and is one of the reasons why the political establishment has turned back to the idea of nuclear energy.

10th over: England 51-2 (Cook 20 Pietersen 27) Ponting has turned back to Mitchell Johnson at the WACA, much good may it do him.

He has turned back to look at her, so much closer now, and when he reaches out to touch her she sees that he has long, yellowish fingernails and, under his cape, he's made out of straw.

Britain, open for business, no longer has a "mission". Any moralizing remnant of the British Empire is gone; it has turned back to the pirate England of Sir Walter Raleigh.

Now the voters have turned back to the Liberal Democrats.

In Tunisia voters have turned back to secularists.

After Tristan Wagner could have turned back to the Ring.

Corporations, too, which once turned to abstract geometric forms for a sense of permanence, have turned back to handwriting.

Having spent my whole life heading in one direction, I have turned back to the east.