Sentence examples for resorting back from inspiring English sources

Chris Lehane, a spokesman for Mr. Gore, said today that Mr. Bush's remarks represented "the fact that George W. Bush and the Republicans are resorting back to Rule No. 1 of the Republican playbook: attack, attack, attack".

While Hannibal has always been a series full of doublespeak and characters never really showing their true selves, these two appear the only characters willing to do anything about that (only resorting back to that old habit as quickly as they can).

More time is consumed due to backsliding (resorting back to old ways of doing things).

Upon referencing other exchanges in the data, it was uncovered this strategy was denoted as resorting back to your "comfort zone".

"I've resorted back to asking them what they had for their previous meal.

"What I do fear is that more people will know that the crackdown is over and they'll resort back to using them".

"If we don't get 18 in tomorrow, we will resort back to 36 holes," said Slugger White, the vice president for rules and competition for the PGA Tour.

"If the fuel ban continues by Iran's government for months, and the fuel price keeps going up and up, there is a possibility the farmers would resort back to poppy," said Ahmad Shah Roshan, head of the Agriculture Department in Kandahar Province.

Then sniffed at peace, but resorted back to the murder of Jews when they realized that peace would mean acknowledging Jewish historical roots in this country (archeological and historical facts did not, in Palestinian minds, establish that fact).

Always resort back to core human needs when thinking of new ideas.

After the charge ran out the Prius resorted back, once again, to the familiar hybrid mode.