Sentence examples for thinking back to when from inspiring English sources

"I was thinking back to when I was a child".

"We're not the same market," Shapiro said, thinking back to when the team was flourishing.

For me personally, I was just thinking back to when we signed that $1 contract.

You couldn't help thinking back to when they played, back to when the A.C.C.'s core product was basketball.

I was thinking back to when another Democratic president, Jimmy Carter, found himself stymied in another seemingly endless ordeal.

Q. Thinking back to when you were a student, what would that Harpal say about the one that is here today? A. I think he'd be pretty pleased.

Meanwhile, Ramos was thinking back to 1970, when the Jets tried to keep their first-place streak intact for a third season.

Thinking back to 1977, when German was a college student and Hand was only 2, "it was a golden age of discovery," German said.

Perhaps Spurrier was thinking back to 1992, when Georgia went into the game ranked No. 7 in the country and Florida was ranked No. 20.

As I write this I find myself thinking back to 2009, when there was considerable controversy in the UK over the appearance of Nick Griffin (leader of the far-right British National Party) on the mainstream politics show QuestionTime.

This exercise involves thinking back to a time when you were at your best.