Sentence examples for indeed back to from inspiring English sources

Woods is indeed back to winning tour events and back at No.1 at the expense of his would-be successor, Rory McIlroy.

Even though the idea of caching in mobile cellular networks is somewhat recent, the origin of caching dates indeed back to the 1960s, where caching mechanisms are proposed to boost the performance of operating systems [14].

Life is indeed back to normal.

If the Misratans are indeed pushed back to their home town, it will be a setback for the Islamists.

There is a huge danger of secret justice replacing rights of the public, and indeed defendants, back to Magna Carta.

If Assad should indeed pull back to the coast, it would not be the first time the Alawite homeland was endowed with its own borders.

And Bedford did indeed look back to a multi-lingual society of salons and private trains, flawed by arrogance and complacency.

As an artilleryman, positioned behind the front lines in the relative security of a wood, Apollinaire could indeed sit back, to some extent, and admire the view.

Second, they risk worsening an already fractious relationship between the administration and Wall Street.Many of the current economic problems do indeed go back to the excesses of the 1990s, notably the failure to act on abuses of corporate governance.

Dharma-shastra is equal in age to Jewish law (or older, if its roots do indeed go back to the Vedas, the earliest scriptures of Hinduism) and has greater continuity and longevity than Roman law.

But with a 15-5 victoverover the Detroit Tigers in Game 6 of the American League Championship Series on Saturday night, the Rangers are indeed going back to the World Series.