Sentence examples for really back in from inspiring English sources

Still, they will now target the wicket of Alyssa Healy – get that and they are really back in the game.

It began, really, back in 1973 when he witnessed the failed flight of a model rocket meticulously constructed by his father.

And there is; while you are ostensibly feeding the kids you are really back in l8th-century Paris, except with Internet service.

He was nobody, really, back in the 1980s, just a high school dropout in the Bronx, a short, burly black kid with Mike Tyson muscles who made a living with drugs and guns and fear.

I haven't unpacked in the kitchen either, in the sense that I am not really back in a cooking rhythm, despite the fact it is my job to be.

But as the hotel industry gains better economic traction, "the transition to high-def is really back in gear," said Mr. White, who added: "For those hotel rooms that actually have gone to the flat screens and hi-def, we're seeing 40 percent more revenue.

I'm not so sure that we are really back to first principles in this paper.

I think we really fought back in the second half.

And he was able to monetize that really well back in China and globally.

"I really got back in touch with my feelings and my family," he says.

_____ 11 A.M. Thursday: O.K. So, now we really are back in 1999.