Sentence examples for truly back to from inspiring English sources

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

If Tiger is truly back to his best form, or even close to it, the random golf theory no longer applies.

So when New York's stockmarkets reopened on September 17th after missing four trading days, the longest break since 1933 what better way for Wall Street to show the world that it is truly back to normal?

His ultimate goal, he said with happiness-crinkled eyes, was to take out the trash like he used to do before his cancer; that's how he would know his life was truly back to normal.

"If the move is truly back to old-line 70's populism, then I'm probably not the guy," Warner told me, in a variation on what was becoming a familiar theme.

I do not believe anyone is truly back to who they were right after a brand new baby.

But they have truly gone back to the future in Birmingham.

And that truly is back to the future for NASA, for the Apollo project had exactly the same priorities.

If her prison memoir – working title, Prisonomics – is as serious and insightful, she will be giving something truly worthwhile back to society.

LONDON — They have staged and will stage the Summer Games in many countries, but there are only two places where the modern Olympics truly go back to their roots.

In the film Mr. Bush incredulously asks Mr. Gore if he were truly calling back to retract his concession, and the vice president replied, "Excuse me, but you don't have to be snippy about it".