Sentence examples for more time back from inspiring English sources

To Pour: That's the Spirit, One More Time Back in the day, spirits dominated in liquor stores.

Five years ago he began spending more time back in Sweden where his wife-to-be, Anna, still lived.

There were the Christmas presents for which the Qunu children would line up when the retired Mandela began to spend more time back home.

He would like to spend more time back in Maine with his wife, Cathy, and two sons, Ryan, 11, and Eric, 8.

OK, so I spend a good few hours in the kitchen one night, but I definitely get more time back on the other evenings, especially that time straight after getting home from work, when you want to relax a bit.

Not only does she spend more time back in the state than in Washington, but her great, great grand-daddy was among the 54 men who signed the Texas Declaration of Independence (from Mexico) back in 1836.

Without Morris, the veterans Antowain Smith and Jonathan Linton, who have played sparingly over the last month, probably will get more time backing up Shawn Bryson, who leads the Bills with 326 yards on 94 carries.

Households with viewers who have owned a DVR for more than a year tended to spend more time playing back TV shows.

He spent more time looking back than looking forward, saying at one point that anything else he achieved in golf would be "gravy".

That would mean more time spent back home in Sydney, from where Spring works as a project manager in the mining industry, with interests all over the globe.

He sticks out his tongue at the children one more time, turns back to the table and says, "Did you know I wrote a children's book?" No, he is told.