Sentence examples for right go back from inspiring English sources
"Links between Russian nationalists and the European far right go back to the 1990s," said Anton Shekhovtsov, an academic who researches far-right movements, citing Russian figures such as the nationalist politician Vladimir Zhirinovsky or the neo-fascist ideologue Alexander Dugin.
Apparently, it wasn't until after Cliven Bundy showed himself to be who he was by going on a rant about the joys of slavery (and more) did the far right go back to look at the tape and see that when he said he didn't believe in the United States government as even existing that that might actually not be a good thing to stand behind in an election year.
But if it doesn't sound right, go back and try again.
If you do not get everything right, go back and read the parts you did not remember.
I approached Joseph, asking him if he would be all right going back out into the snow.
The division in political opinions into "left" and "right" goes back to the French Revolution, and remains an important force today.
"Colorado has had a very strong radical right going back decades," says Mark Potok, a senior fellow with the SPLC.
Then you can either repeat that, or chasse to the right (going back into the Side Basic).
The early Zionist settlers, with an eye to claiming their Jewish rights, went back to the Old Testament for evidence.
Freedom from arbitrary or illegal detention is one of the oldest and most cherished classic liberal rights, going back at least 800 years to the Magna Carta.
Yes, money earned from TV rights goes back to the Associate nations, but there has to be a balance.
