Sentence examples for truly back in from inspiring English sources

Italy, meanwhile, is truly back in the old routine.

Mine was as tasty as those I remembered, and after one bite I felt I was truly back in Nicaragua.

It sneaks through for the goal that puts the Bombers well and truly back in the premiership race.

Seattle's 38-7 drubbing of the Minnesota Vikings signalled that the Seahawks are well and truly back in the Super Bowl race.

What Stewart may not know is that this reign of error goes way back — at least to Hinderaker's ridiculing of yours truly, back in 2005, for suggesting that we had a huge housing bubble that posed an economic threat.

Nuclear power is well and truly back in fashion – given a boost by concerns over climate change and booming energy needs in emerging economies such as India and China.

It would take the "Quadrophenia" film to bring the Who truly back home in time to gird the wealthy, bearded and denim-clad rock stars against the rising and unsparing punk wave.

Can you imagine!? And, look, when Nixon fired Archibald Cox, he was truly backed into a corner, his king in check: that was the only move he had before the world discovered, via the tapes, that everything he'd been saying about the scandal since June , 1972 was a lie.

The result was an awful start to the 2012 season, that only got truly back on track in July - and of course ended with the Galaxy lifting another Cup in front of their fans.

Chelsea play Stoke on Monday, now knowing the title race is well and truly back on, while Palace remained in 16th before the Saturday afternoon matches.

Once Ronnie Brewer is truly back to peak fitness, pencil him in as the perimeter defensive specialist DeShawn Stevenson.