Sentence examples for well goes back from inspiring English sources

The reason the method works so well goes back to the brain: when we first acquire memories, they are volatile, subject to change or likely to disappear.

The idea that there might be two layers of writing in All's Well That Ends Well goes back to the 19th century, he added: "But we are the first edition to have provided detailed empirical evidence … and to have concluded that the original layer is entirely by Shakespeare, probably in 1605, and the second layer is by Middleton, in the early 1620s," said Taylor.

"You might as well go back to a Presidential referendum".

Well, go back and read the first online reports after the Benghazi attack.

They may well go back into the bush and start a new rebellion.

I damn well went back in there, retyped my edits and pressed "save changes".

(Brokaw has done very well going back to World War II).

Well, go back a few months; it's January and a number of big hospitals are declaring major incidents.

In fact, an editorial in the Australian suggested that "we might as well go back to God Save the Queen".

You want it to work as a single unit; if you need to carry attachments, you might as well go back to using a laptop.

And I always thought, if I'm going to do that, I might as well go back and be a dishwasher".