Unfortunately, if Batman had never forgotten about his dream, he never would have sent back The Flash to remind him about the dream, which creates a major paradox, which I don't want to get into right now.
More than one script came down that, had it come from one of my fresh-out-of-college reporters, I would have sent back for a complete rewrite.
"I don't think it was a.45 — that would have sent me back, like, ten feet," Michael replied.
An operation, he said, would have put her out for about a year and a half, which he implied would have sent her back into retirement.
Not only has the shuttle program been scrapped, but so has Constellation, which would have sent Americans back to the moon.
If he had lived, Ms. Chessum said, he certainly would have sent them back; the fabric turned out to be stiff instead of sensual.
She's been seen as a reformer within NASA and an influential voice in the decision to cancel the Constellation program that would have sent astronauts back to the moon.
Mr. Kemp's violations did not result in an ankle bracelet, but Mr. Lentz, his parole officer, said that in the past he still would have sent him back for a prison stay.
If Arnold Schwarzenegger were a Democrat, the right-wing news media -- the tabloids, the shock jocks, the Bill O'Reillys and the Rush Limbaughs -- would have sent him back to Austria long ago.
While some of the changes in the new budget, like the cancellation of the Bush administration's Constellation program (which would have sent humans back to the Moon by 2020), were not unexpected, the abandonment of rocket development for manned space flight in favor of privatization came as a shock.
GOP leaders offered a motion that would have sent it back to the House intelligence and Judiciary committees with a requirement that they add language specifying that nothing in the measure would apply to surveilling the communications of bin Laden, al-Qaeda or other foreign terrorist organizations.
