Sentence examples for means back to from inspiring English sources

Fall means back to school for MIT students.

B2B now means "back to banking," B2C has morphed into "back to consulting," and, for the most ignominious failures, B2M means "back to Mom's".

FOR many, January means back to the lecture hall, and not just at colleges and universities.

What it all means: Back to business as usual, in many respects.

Already, some American customers have sent some Indian engineers home (B2B means "back to Bangalore", joke the returnees).

As surely as autumn means back to school, it also brings the publication of a glut of high-profile novels.

This WSJ-picked up release Back-to-School Means Back-to-Sleep: Mattress Firm Provides Tips for Creating a Comfortable Sleep Environment; Getting Kids Back to a Healthy Sleep Routine offered children/mattress sleeping tips from the company Mattress Firm.

You know what that means: back-to-school time for kids (and some adults) everywhere.

September means back-to-school, so of course it will be "The Return of the Nap Month" -- designated as such by the stay-at-home parent, of course.

It meant back to school and no snacks in case it ruined our tea.

He meant back to the early eighties, when Roy Moore was, many people say, a regular visitor to the mall.