Sentence examples similar to there back again from inspiring English sources

But it does mean that there's more to the journey than just designing a spacecraft to get people there and back again.

From the very first click on a web page, a "three-way handshake" (there, back, there again) ensures two computers are correctly synchronised to exchange data reliably.

"I'll be there and back again".

This Sunday the same plane was back in Durban, having been there and back again.

The modest subtitle to Tolkien's original book was There and Back Again.

Bilbo Baggins, fictional character, the diminutive hero of J.R.R. Tolkien's novel The Hobbit; or, There and Back Again (1937).

Dare we say a $1bn£0.6bnbn) global box office for There and Back Again is Jackson's to lose?

Tolkien published the novel – subtitled There and Back Again – in 1937, 18 years before his later, much longer work.

That's it, just five men who have gone there and back again since 1967 — and six counting Ewbank and stretching the N.F.L.'s history back to 1933.

It was not until 1830, long after the city had fallen into decline, that the first European went there and back again, Frenchman Rene Caillie.

It took us there and back again.