So, asked to think about my favorite pub, my mind goes back, far into the past, to old pints of beer and distant love affairs, to evenings of lonely waiting transformed by a desired face, or a word from someone who'd actually had a poem published in Horizon or Penguin New Writing.
Go back far enough and count everybody "violated" and you can easily get into the millions of dollars.
The seat goes back far enough.
Her administration's investigation into the allegations of excessive force would not have to go back too far into Oakland's municipal archives to find that the police department has violated its own policies and procedures before.
"Democrats were trying to stop going back too far into what President Clinton did or did not do, or his functionaries," said this lawmaker, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
And in his early work Murakami was saying, as they did, 'This is the Japan that we know and it has very little to do with any of those ideas you may have.' "Yet," Ishiguro adds, "there's also a thematic obsession going back very far into the past, which is that falling-cherry-blossom thing, about the ephemerality of life.
Written texts of volcanoes do go back incredibly far into the past, however.
I went back out into the sunshine.
He just went back into the middle of the road and reversed as far down the street as he could.
"Those who were far from the doors had simply no chance, said clubber Matheus Bortolotto, who went back into the club to find survivors.
I went back into the bar.
