Sentence examples for outlet back from inspiring English sources

Tim Martin, founder and non-executive chairman of the JD Wetherspoon pub chain, recalls that when he bought his first outlet back in 1979, a pint of Adnams bitter cost a princely 48p.

Wrap the outlet with electrical tape, covering the terminals, and push the outlet back into the box.

Some in our group recognised these products from Traidcraft outlets back home and could talk about how well, say, a particular vase sells.

Previous visits to see his father in the Atlanta metropolitan area had instilled no appetite to relocate, despite the lure of supersize servings that he found unavailable at McDonald's outlets back home.

There was only one of me and more than two dozen Inventa team members, several of whom had already made lavish claims to their local media outlets back home about their supposed good deeds on Mount Everest.

A spokesperson for Twyla, for which Sharples previously served as chairman, tells us via email: "The lawsuit against Matt Randall by his former business partners, which was documented in select media outlets back in October, has been settled.

The Liberal Democrats are currently calling for the legalised sale of marijuana through licensed outlets, backing a David Nutt study published in March.

The Washington Post, ABC News and other outlets backed up the broad outlines of the Times report moments later, but several reported that Rosenstein's idea about bugging the president may have been mentioned in jest.

Screw the outlet covers back in and put the nails back in the holes they were originally in.

The intellectuals are amused to see Americans so struck by an indictment that adds virtually nothing to a piece published in the Russian media outlet RBC, back in October; I wrote at the time that the article showed the Russian effort to be more of a cacophony than a conspiracy.

So today, we have the outlet firing back: Our test finds new iPad hits 116 degrees while running games.