Sentence examples for viewed back from inspiring English sources
"It was viewed back then as a much more bipartisan operation".
How were topics of soil depletion, erosion control and reforestation viewed back in 1933, and what does the Authority do today?
It adds layers of information to a map that can be added or taken off at will in various combinations; the same location can also be viewed back and forth over time at the click of a mouse.
Dr. de la Fuente, who is now a research professor at Oklahoma State University, said the move into biotechnology began in the early 1980's after Fidel Castro heard about interferons -- immune system proteins that were viewed back then as potential cancer cures -- during a visit to Cuba by the president of M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.
Dividend-paying stocks tend to be large-cap, established names, viewed back then as stodgy.
The video can be viewed back without any additional processing; play it on your phone using a Google Cardboard-type setup and you're good to go with beautiful 3D video.
The latter are all things that are often viewed back-to-back – why make me click out and then back in if you're trying to prove to me that swiping works?
Click here to view Back to the new series, and a reminder of what makes Line Of Duty so compelling.
Use the menu to view backed up photos and videos.
Charles's political views back then?
Mr Shephard holds his own views back until the end.
