Sentence examples for longer going back from inspiring English sources

"Many of the people we've been working with are no longer going back into and out of prison, said Mr Houiellebecq.

But if you are allowed to keep the 'F' as soon as you get it, and then go on to try for a 'r', you are no longer going back to square one each time and suddenly the task becomes much more manageable.

Portugal's dry spell is even longer, going back to the beginning of time since the country's best finish in an international competition is second place in the 2004 Euros, Ronaldo's first tournament.

"And I know now that I can no longer go back to that arena regardless of who is playing there".

Japan can no longer go back to the colorless insiders who ruled by brokering backroom deals between party factions, experts say.

The main effect of making it harder to cross the border is that unlawful migrants no longer go back and forth as they used to.

It doesn't matter how big or skilful Taylor is, Meninga can no longer go back to the well with him.

Or did he just sort of start being a bit "Spanish" for a joke, or in a moment of expediency and then it sort of got more serious until he could no longer go back and now he's stuck with it?

He wanted to know, "Do you think I can no longer go back to America?" A virtuoso on the clarinet and a brilliant composer, Kinan was fresh from a concert in Germany where he had débuted his latest work with the cellist Yo-Yo Ma, with whom he tours as a member of the Silk Road ensemble.

Reform and opening-up has become a fundamental national policy, and we can no longer go back to the closed-door situation of the past.

Faced with the tragic events of the Holocaust and the Gulag, we can no longer go back to traditional concepts and values, so as to explain the unprecedented by means of precedents, or to understand the monstrous by means of the familiar.