Sentence examples for often going back from inspiring English sources

Many of the veterans who participated came from a military family, often going back generations.

He worked alone for weeks at a time at his house in Connecticut, reporting every morning to a nearby studio where he wrote standing up, and often going back there in the evening.

When the Bartmans started visiting Tilghman, it was still very much a working watermen's community, where almost every family knew almost every other family, often going back for generations.

But it's doubtful the Home Office, even with more staff, will easily cope with the new workload unless a line is drawn on much of the historic caseload, often going back for many years.

Greeks are also demanding that unpaid pensions and wages – often going back months – be paid and that mass privatisations and the merging of loss-making, state-run organisations be dropped.

In a reaction that is being called the "U-turn phenomenon" by sociologists, Japanese frustrated by their reception back home and are no longer willing to put up with the society's many strictures are often going back overseas as fast as possible.

Stock-market charts often go back almost a century.

On that Ahaz-dial the shadow often goes back.

I quite often go back to the States.

The fees often go back to the venue, sometimes go back to the performers.

Outwardly friendly rivals often go back decades, having shared time in exile.