Sentence examples for really going back to from inspiring English sources

"I'm really going back to basics".

"It was strange, really, going back to the UK.

The new one is really going back to its heritage".

"We are really dusting off this brand and really going back to our roots," Bob Andrews, the creative director at Gant, said.

"We're really going back to the 60s," quips McShee as the sitar is brought on, before kicking off with a shivery a capella vocal.

"To dance on 2 is really going back to Africa because it's dancing to the drums," said Neyda Martinez, 36, a publicist and arts consultant.

This really goes back to Rehnquist's time as CJ.

"No, really, go back to the bar and get one".

"It really goes back to Claude Debussy," he muses.

He couldn't really go back to Europe, either.

JAMES SUROWIECKI: Well, I think its roots really go back to Reagan.