Sentence examples for reaching far back from inspiring English sources

Reaching far back into the space, I pull out… a clay pigeon.

In the book, the narrator describes his discomfort at finding "traces of destruction, reaching far back into the past, that were evident even in that remote place".

Among the rebuttals to foreign criticism, arguments reaching far back into history -- an obsession in this country where most families can trace their ancestors back hundreds of years -- seem to be the most common.

And reaching far back in Triple Crown history, the 1915 Kentucky Derby was won by Regret, who was the first filly to win the Derby and clearly had nothing to regret.

You must reach far back to find a precedent.

But Mr. Amicone's memory reaches far back.

It is held each year in western Turkey, and its tradition reaches far back into history.

Germany needs to sell services at home to fill the gap.Germans will tell you saving is a national obsession that reaches far back into their history.

The reason may reach far back into human history, to the hunter-gatherers who lived in peril of infections and injuries.

They are present as confidence, as courage, as humour, as cunning, as steadfastness in this struggle, and they reach far back into the mists of time.

Now, in another hefty collection, Forché and Wu, her co-editor, demonstrate that poetry of witness reaches far back into the English literary tradition.