Sentence examples for indeed be back from inspiring English sources

We may indeed be back in Kansas.

Jones, could indeed be back for the 2001 season.

If that happens, the Pacific Solution indeed will indeed be back in force.

"We are very, very confident that come Monday morning the greatest capital market on earth will indeed be back in business," he said yesterday as technicians tested the equipment that links customers to traders.

But with cheaper technologies emerging and a new wave of high-speed Internet shoppers clicking into stores, the thrill of online retail -- financially speaking, at least -- may indeed be back.

Farrell will indeed be back with Saracens, the Premiership champions, a couple of weeks from now, but as there will be no further international business on the agenda before the summer trip to South Africa, give or take the odd selection meeting, this is hardly an issue.

Berra, already 75, still spry enough to be on the field daily, was indeed thrilled to be back in uniform after his self-imposed 14-year exile.

This is one instance where those presumed dead could indeed be brought back to life.

Some elements in this crisis can indeed be traced back eventually to defects in Britain's system, notably the drift of power away from Parliament to the executive.

The evidence that the OPCs' developmental clock can indeed be wound back is "totally convincing," says stem cell biologist Ben Barres of Stanford University.

And the only way to show that they can indeed be "traced back" to such a first principle is by actually "deriving" them therefrom.