Sentence examples for take something back from inspiring English sources

With every step I feel like I have been given, or been allowed to take, something back.

It is in my character, this persistent selfishness — one of my hands offering the gift, the other trying to take something back.

"I wouldn't just go outside and look in the garden when everything is lush and green, and take something back home and eat it," she said.

"The US and the EU are in a tough position right now and I need to take something back to them which ensures this ends peacefully.

"We don't want to reward bad management of a plaza by giving them the right to take something back from the community, such as hours," Mr. Merker said.

The Drummonds had only really come into Manchester to take something back: a swimming costume for Kath that she had bought online at Bravissimo.

For outsiders in town for a visit, it's about soaking up the scene and taking something back.

Yet that evidence appeared to be contradicted by the former British Cycling technical director and Team Sky head coach Shane Sutton, who said that Cope "took something back with him, and I got a lift to the airport with him".

"But I'm pleased that from two goals behind, we've got three goals away from home and are taking something back with us".

They bring enormous hope to remote rural communities that may have little understanding of best practices that have been successfully formed elsewhere, and as well as helping Rwandan communities to build their own capacity, each of these volunteers takes something back to their home countries from their experience.

I've worked in the same lab since my freshman fall, and I love how — in every class I take — something ties back to my research.