Sentence examples for which going back from inspiring English sources

The most interesting of these is St. Iphigene, which -- going back to our starting point in the main square -- was about a one-mile walk from Tiradentes's left hand, through hilly winding streets.

But weren't market prices sending them the wrong signals, and isn't that an indictment of Chicago economics, which, going back to Hayek, at least, has stressed the role of prices in coordinating behavior?

That's one of the things in the Cuban-American community, in which going back is generally frowned upon — but if it's to meet your nieto for the first time.... None of that, though, is what makes the Miami-to-Havana flights strange.

But with the forward march of Apple Watch and other products – and their integration with literally everything – we'll soon be living in a world in which going back to someone's flat at the end of an evening will result in them discussing how they control their underfloor heating with just the swipe of a watch face.

Which goes back in history.

Which goes back to the starting point.

TimesOpen: Which goes back to the usability fundamentals again.

Well actually, there's something else called credit insurance, which goes back to the nineteenth century.

So, that invention, which goes back to 1960 it's one of those things in finance.

Which goes back to what we were saying about the Mongols.

According to this view, which goes back to Aristotle, infinite sets do not exist, except potentially.