Sentence examples for quest to get back from inspiring English sources

Equally, it seemed that the British press, assailed at home in the phone-hacking scandal, reveled in its quest to get back to its gumshoe roots to track down the story.

General Motors gets two very important wins in its quest to get back to world-class competitiveness.

And, after being declared cancer-free in 2007, I began my quest to get back in shape again.

But like Dorothy discovered in the Wizard of Oz in her quest to get back to Kansas in a hurry to see Aunty Em, what seems obvious and easily achievable is often not as obvious and easily achievable as it's supposedly cracked up to be.

Later, Stephen Stills of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Occasionally Young, told her what it was like, and it was from his second-hand accounts that she wrote the hymn of the hippy movement: "Woodstock" – the bombers turning into butterflies, being stardust, golden, a quest to get back to an imagined Eden, etc etc etc.

Tell them they must help you on your quest to get back to your body.

When he sings "I've got to get back to the quest," in "The Quest," by John Goodwin, is he speaking for himself?

My memories will stay but my body must go Back to the thunder, the rock and the wheel And the truth about love only time will reveal And I've just been forgiven and I'm all confessed So I've got to get back to the quest I don't know about you, but I take comfort in that, knowing he's out there -- the Dude, takin' it easy for the rest of us.

When you are training at windraiders (and possibly typhons), it may be beneficial if you complete the Mark of Heroism quest, so you can skip the jumpquests to get back to training quickly.

Tell them to get back to you when they're done with their quest.

The next, obvious step is redemption, as Solomon races to get back to his family, and Danny trails him on a quest for the stone that could pay his way out of Africa.