hark back

In years to come, economists and historians might hark back to this week as the moment the balance of world power tipped toward China.

Hark back to the stranger who appeared out of the gate into yesterday, then jumped back in the other side a day later to form a closed loop.

Porsche may be one of these after rumours of a smaller car, a sort of hark back to the old 928, based on the new Panamera surfaced.

In rhetorical terms, he might even hark back to his uncle with a new choice: "Karamanlis or chaos. "

Yemen's Jews, who speak Arabic, hark back to a time when it was possible to have a shared Jewish and Arab identity.

Unlike Jews, Gypsies have had no known ancestral land to hark back to.

In any troubled times, the British tend to hark back to wartime days, when people helped each other in a friendly spirit.

LIKE generals condemned to fight the last war, investors seem fated to hark back to the last financial crisis.

To hark back to Miss Baldwin, her book more than once expresses her amazement at the vocabulary of the modern woman.

If you hark back to Victorian times I'm sure you'll have to admit that the working man is much better off today.

For those in the US who hark back to the Glass-Steagall Act, the distinction is between commercial and riskier investment banking.

At a time when so many commentators hark back to 1929, it is worth recalling more recent history, and the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.

Most of Ms Smith's positions hark back to an open letter in 2001 by a group of Calgary intellectuals whose number included Mr Morton.

Too often, the Japanese are tempted to hark back to the past, when their country was strong and its economy secure.

Russia still has a sizeable indigenous industry, but many of its products hark back to the old Soviet Union.

his methods hark back to a previous age . the house is kept cold and quiet , without any distractions.

e. g. The result devastated me at the time. Even now I hark back to it.

Some hark back to the 150 years after 1700, the last time when Japan's population and economic growth stagnated.

I have to hark back to this question that I mentioned earlier on in order to let you understand how serious it is.

Perhaps: but few Democrats now in office hark back to the Reagan precedent.

I also hark back to my programmer days when I spent many hours with UNIX shell scripts.

Many hark back to an era when the state protected them from crude market forces.

Rabbit feet as talismans may hark back to early Celtic tribes in Britain.

Perhaps the 2012 campaign will hark back to it in some way.

People of all ages ask me if there is something that can be done for them. They hark back to how things used to be.

The cars of today hark back to the first automobiles made about1900.

The words are about the future. But they hark back to the past.

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