Sentence examples for take going back from inspiring English sources

Mr. Banks of Legal Aid, which has won several battles with the city over its handling of the homeless shelter system, said he did not take going back to court lightly, but that the city had been unresponsive to urging to increase the number of beds for single adults.

Have a picnic or a barbecue at the beach but make it one where everything you take goes back home with you and you leave no trace of your meal.

In "Truth," he scrupulously considers the many forms that the case against truth has taken, going back as far as the ancient Greek philosopher Protagoras, whose famous saying "Man is the measure of all things" was seized upon by Socrates as an expression of dangerous relativism.

Yet, as was the case throughout the rocky give-and-take going back to last year, those same points of contention remain, revolving around a concern that Xanadu's stores and amusements will only make traffic that much worse.

Many have dropped out of school but some have gone back or take night classes.

He left in 1982 when new owners took over, going back into refereeing to coach officials.

The new medication I was on left me exhausted, and I took to going back to sleep after breakfast.

Luton's Jon Shaw hit the woodwork twice and Woking took advantage, going back in front when Knott turned in a Gavin McCallum cross to make it 2-1.

Roberts can afford to take things easy going back full time.

We take it that going back on a boat is a kind of homecoming for you..

It was a slog, though, because while you can take off in an instant, going back takes a long time.