Sentence examples for needed to walk back from inspiring English sources
I needed to walk back, take time to observe, learn, and wait for my "voice" to return.
This manuscript seems to agree with that conclusion, but the Introduction seems cagily written: Gregg (2010) and DeVeale (2012) are cited simultaneously in a way that makes it seem like they both pointed to challenges in this sort of screen, rather than as Gregg (2010) making errors that DeVeale (2012) needed to walk back.
This also made the device more user friendly as a simple turn of the head would make the sound change directions rather than needing to walk back and forth until a bearing could be calculated.
We manipulate technology and take advantage of human foibles; we twist the law and sometimes break it, aided by a secret court without opposing counsel; we outsource our spying by asking our friends to suck petabytes of data from submarine fibre cables, data that's immediately combed for keywords and then stored in case the we need to "walk back the cat".
But we need to walk back and break down what it actually means.
While he's at it, the Secretary also needs to walk back from the Department of Education's misguided attempt to develop regulations to tie accreditation of schools of education to the test scores of the pupils taught by university graduates.
In this case, it was expected that after Romney's deep genuflecting at the altar of the neo-cons and far right-wingers of his party, he would need to walk back to the center line and embrace the more reasonable masses.
In the aftermath of the invasion of Iraq, both the United Nations and the United States were faced with the need to walk back from their respective affirmations, made prior to the start of the war, about the existence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
Rice needed to walk that one back.
Needed to walk out, turn his back on all of it, leave Texas and never return.
