Sentence examples for time back home from inspiring English sources

"I've got a fair bit of knowledge of the Dragons from my time back home.

When I get the time back home I'll look into some kind of college.

Now it's time to get ready for another cross-country flight, and finally some time back home.

Ifeanyi Austine, 25, a student from Nigeria studying at the University of Manchester, says he loves Christmas time back home.

Now, he said, "we're struggling to maintain a hundred and thirty-five thousand troops while allowing soldiers enough time back home".

A couple days before you travel, it will show you weather in your destination, and when you arrive, currency exchange information and the time back home.

And, of course, he has seen him play countless times back home in the States.

His family fled Nazi persecution in 1938 – as a child in New York he would cross the street if he saw a group of kids coming towards him, having been beaten up so many times back home.

But after civil war forced him to relocate to Italy in 1997, he turned to video, photography and sculpture to examine the desolation of displacement and to commemorate both the traditions and the hard times back home.

But, as the mourners fell silent in Wootton Bassett, the spending cuts might well have shown that the bigger challenge for post-imperial Britain lay not so much in the projection of power to distant killing fields as in the struggle with economic hard times back home.

Making friends with other expats and visitors can be an excellent way to vent about your frustrations, bond over shared experiences, and reminisce about your times back home.