Sentence examples for take back out from inspiring English sources

His voice sounded different as he sang two Hyatt songs -- richer, more confident, ready to take back out on the road.

So why not consider paying GPs to take back out-of-hours telephone triage?

"The ball should have been given to him again, taken back out, making sure the clock starts on time".

When you add up all value over an entire lifetime it is a wash for the services taken back out, when you really consider everything, not just cherry pick.

"The conference was at one in opposing any change that GPs would be taking back out-of-hours care.

They are desperate to escape the cycle of exploitation before they're taken back out to the high seas.

There, before he passed through immigration, he was arrested and taken back out onto the airport tarmac an hour later.

To maintain fixed prices on bread, the government gives 7 1/2 billion francs annually in subsidies to wheat flour & the bakers, & then takes back, out of their particular 4 billion subsidy, 2 1/2 billion.

His books Jewish Renewal and The Left Hand of God: Taking Back out Country from the Religious Right, were national best sellers.

After initially putting Holmes in the back of a police car, an officer testified that he was taken back out to be searched again because he appeared to be fidgeting.

When you're in the Safari Zone, you only have 500 steps until you are automatically taken back out.