Sentence examples for observed back from inspiring English sources

What Campion observed back then is a now an established pattern.

Walcott was the cheetah-legged, headless chicken of a winger about whom Chris Waddle observed back in 2010: "let's be honest, he doesn't have a football brain".

If memory serves, it was Mr. Rock who first observed, back in the Clinton era, that we already had one, not something anyone would say, even in jest, about the current commander in chief.

The many writing movements in the city support speakeasies, literary salons, readings, musical events, open mic evenings, online publishing, poetry slams; there is a thriving magazine and blog scene (as the Guide observed back in 2007).

While many scientists describe this as one of the multidecade hurricane cycles that can be observed back to the 19th century, others say that the warming ocean temperatures are in fact a result of noncyclical climate change.

In order to account for the results of our new experiment, the unknown mechanism would need to have been set in place before the emission of the starlight that Handsteiner's group observed, back when Joan of Arc's friends still called her Joanie.

Realize that you too are likely the subject of observation now and then, perhaps even as you're people watching one fine afternoon... Know how to react if the observed observes back.

Without entering the off-limits corridor marked "Employees Only," visitors can stand at the portal and observe, back near the elevator, a swath of the remnant of the station's northern carriage drive.

In the UK, Khavandi observes: "Back to basics [foodstuffs], like sourdough have now become artisan and command high prices, and the foods that are cheap are the processed foods, which have become industrialised".

In addition, we observe back and forth changes in a short time span between two cells covering the neighboring areas.

The authors observe back-and-forth movements along microtubules.