go back

Then he goes back to the office and, later, home to his wife.

What if the price goes back to where it was just a few years ago, at $500 or $600 an ounce?

Then he abruptly gets up from the meeting table, turns away from me without a goodbye handshake, and goes back to his desk and computer.

And then the Word goes back from my heart into His great heart of love, and prayer is the means of fellowship between God's heart and mine.

Don' t be a person who goes back to his words. No one would like to make friends with him.

Further, he goes back to the tradition of the ideogram, which had been forgotten for almost fifty years.

Some of the heat radiates into space, but much of it bounces off the cloud layer and goes back into the ground.

But the upright man will be living by his faith; and if he goes back, my soul will have no pleasure in him.

It goes back. . . Actually, some of you may be able to see the curvature.

to tell Kyoko how much he loves her. After five minutes, Tsuna goes back to normal.

And when you wonder how much longer the film can go on without showing dinosaurs, T-Rex finally relents and goes back to the Cretaceous.

Well, you know, it goes back to the beginning of the formation of the personal computer industry, which--that sounds like a long time ago.

He said that the two countries are friendly close neighbors and the friendship between the two peoples goes back to ancient times.

"But remember, the wish is only for a day, " said the Psammead. "When the sun goes down, everything goes back to what it was. "

The dog walks around the front, looks at the number, and goes back to his seat.

The tradition goes back to nearly 150 years started out with a way to pay tribute to troops who died during the Civil War.

It goes back to my childhood when we would go window shopping on a Saturday evening just to get out of the house for a while.

The signal handler is called with a value of 18 (SIGCHLD), the child's exit is acknowledged, and the parent goes back to its sleep(60).

For people who do not grow up to be obese adults, the risk of diabetes goes back to zero.

If China goes back to such a regime, it means that the value of the yuan will still be (at least) partially controlled.

But now a new film goes back to the beginning to show how their alliances and rivalries began.

The bird is ready to fly away again. It goes back to the prince to say good-bye.

Goes back to Michael Jordan, jumper from out on the left! The Tar Heels are going to win the national championship!

The practice goes back to a time when there was a clear distinction between professionals and laborers.

"What have I given? The world is nothing to me. I have enough to do with myself! " The snail goes back to his house.

Harries said the genesis of the project goes back to the early 1990s when he and his wife visited Burma.

i refuse to have anything to do with him , because he often goes back on his word.

When Santa goes back to the sky. He said "Bye-bye everybody" .

Now, this challenge may be new, but our responsibility to help ensure the free exchange of ideas goes back to the birth of our republic.

He seldom goes back home except to ask for money from his parents.

to the bull goes back to Iberians . it were the Greek and Roman influences that converted it into a spectacle.

Before she goes back to work I wanted to be alone with her, just father and daughter. So we had dinner together last night.

It all goes back to the body's need for a special pre-waking hour, when it prepares for morning.

Thus the whale-line goes back and forth through the whole boat, and all the oarsmen are close to it.

After the Green Knight leaves, the company goes back to its festival, but Gawain is uneasy.

The origin of English idioms goes back to ancient times. It has a strong expressiveness and vivid national character.

"The rule of law " as a way of governing the country, whether from China or from around the world, all goes back to ancient times.

"You can't. " She said it not unkindly . "The universe never goes back. It's all about moving forward, evolving, the call of destiny. "

The best part of the system is the entire data goes back to the pharma companies, and the codes get wiped out from printing systems.

He yanks it out, jams it back into the empty socket and goes back on the court.

This goes back to one of Lecinski's larger points, "respect for end users, " but is a principle to follow in any form of business.

Which goes back to that first question you asked about how come now we're so worried about this.

He said that China neighbors with Central Asian countries and the friendship between both sides goes back to ancient times.

The practice of adoption goes back at least as far as Moses, who, the Bible says, was adopted by the daughter of the Pharaoh of Egypt.

Slow reading' goes back at least as far as the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, who in 1887 described himself as a'teacher of slow reading.

He has no interest in her games of drama and goes back to Italy.

THE lending of money at interest goes back, at least, to the Babylon of Hammurabi in 1775BC. So does its regulation.

The answer goes back to William James, one of the founders of modern-day psychology, who made a distinction between two types of attention.

He never goes back to his motherland from the non.

However, once a tenant moves out, the unit goes back to market rate and that has gone up 10%in the last two years.

Just connect it to an air supply and the piston goes back and forth.

interest is seen as an unjustified reward for capital, a concept that goes back to Aristotle and is implicit in the Christian idea of usury.

While widespread obesity is a modern invention, bad breath is not. The phenomenon goes back thousands of years.

D also has a long history with the president that goes back to his days as the Republican governor of Texas.

Years later, after never being able to forget that sound, the man goes back to the monastery and pleads for the answer again.

This expression goes back at least to the early sixteen hundreds.

Startled, the burglar looks around the room. No one there at all, so he goes back to his business.

But the Vatican's longing for a stronger UN goes back to 2003, when it was shocked by the world body's inability to stop the Iraq war.

BuildCanary then goes back to the top of its while loop and waits for the next message.

In the midst of his anguish, there's a call over his radio. He's needed again, and goes back to work.

"Not making an investment in yourself can turn around and haunt you when the economy goes back up, " she said.

But if too much of the sound from the speakers goes back into the mic it goes around and around in a loop getting louder each time.

Jincheng Jincheng City are the original counties (cities) as part of a long history and goes back to ancient times.

If a pebble taken from the bottom can produce more power, it goes back in the top.

China said that suggestion goes back on a plan set out in 2007, where the EU said it would work on extending Kyoto.

It is not a scientific objection, it is an objection which goes back to the medieval tradition, when people knew what logic was.

My heart goes back to wander there, And among the dreams of the days that were, I find my lost childhood again.

The message was that I was supposed to cool it. It goes back as far as I can remember.

The General leaves on a business trip, and Henry goes back to Woodston for several days.

The long journey in life, I have taken every step of a deep imprint in their hearts. Trance, my mind goes back to childhood.

As one of the First Founding Chapters, the Salamanders' history goes back to the very birth ot The Imperium.

The company's archives goes back to its foundation in1892.

One month later, Mr. Smith goes back to the doctor along with a new problem, "Doc, " he starts, " I can't remember! "

Clare gets up and goes back to her side of the table. She sits up straight and tries not to smile.

"Mexico has never, never had an honest, reliable, professional police force and this goes back to colonial times, " Grayson noted.

happy children , s day National Day of the long history and goes back to ancient times.

Sinbad : [after one of Proteus' men was eaten and then spit up my a sea monster but goes back to fighting it anyway] Give that guy a raise!

For the last two months there were record decreases in the Consumer Price Index, which goes back to nineteen forty-seven.

During all that time, the velocity was negative by our sign convention and now the velocity, 6 it goes back to plus six.

But the concept of application virtualization in games actually goes back much farther.

Usually when you click on a link in a Web page, that instruction goes back to the host computer, which in turn refreshes the whole page.

If the ground hog sees its shadow on the ground, it returns to its hole and goes back to its hibernation.

We are a non-profit organisation and all the money we generate goes back into the game.

In similar fashion, whole goes back to Old Engl. hal (with a long vowel), and w- lacks historical justification in it.

The tradition goes back to 1878. It began with races on the White House lawn, where children pushed painted Easter eggs with big spoons.

The next morning, the frog hops down the stairs and goes back to the pond.

These perspectives are generalizations, but it shows how the confidence debate goes back deep into our culture.

So it goes back into the air so it goes immediately to weightlessness again and then it oscillates back and forth.

Ne type of vessel is the tripod , a shape that goes back to the Neolithic Era , and its hollow-leg variety is ingeniously made .

Goes back to ancient Chinese myth, in a variety of image has spread, the spread of human civilization has played an important role.

you can still get the oranges for 10 cents each with the note even if the price goes back up to the original.

Saakashvili noted that the friendship between the two peoples goes back to ancient times.

Its scientific name goes back to the New York physician George Huntington who was the first to describe the deadly disease in 1872.

Wherever you plunge your hand in to the waters of the Nile, you'll be reenacting a ritual that goes back to the very dawn of civilization.

The tradition of tracking Father Christmas goes back to a misprint in a Colorado newspaper advertisement in 1955.

Then in the afternoon when I return home from school, she goes back home from her school too, so we meet for the second time.

The wrapping custom goes back about 600 years to a time when samurai were helping to define social etiquette.

All fans must have 30 friends, more than one picture, wall posts and status updates that goes back at least 30 days.

The Guangdong-based collector says his love of Chinese sword culture goes back to his teenage years.

When a thread finishes its time slice on the CPU, it goes back on the run queue of the CPU it was running on.

The convention of naming three keepers in a squad goes back to 1934 (the United States had named only one in their squad in 1930).

Money has been around for only a few thousand years, but our ancestry goes back millions of years.

The index goes back to 1890, and for the first 100 years or so prices go up and down but gain very little overall.

He leaves the group and goes back to Yubaba, promising to return Boh to her if Yubaba will send Sen and her parents back to their world.

'Then every morning we have breakfast together before she goes back to her enclosure. '

Subsequently, after a predetermined time-out-active period, it goes back to the high state in an active-low reset.

Santa Claus, in his present form, is a fairly recent development whereas his origin, in part, goes back to Roman times.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Harry Redknapp goes back to his old club West Ham United who are still chasing their first win.

I think it goes back to when they were a much smaller reserve holder and they viewed this as a kind of a state secret.

The period when a man's hairline goes back and his waistline goes forward.

a bit old hat given that, as a theory, the Higgs mechanism goes back to the 1960s.

He pointed out that despite the distance keeping the two countries apart, the friendship between both peoples goes back to ancient times.

This piece goes back to an article I did some time ago about a gynecologist who reported that he actually saw some teeth in a vagina.

"Really? " said Annie. "A cowboy never goes back on his word, " said Slim. Then he snapped his reins , and Dusty loped down the street.

Mary often goes back to her hometown to grandparents. visit her grandparents.

Part of the problem with labelling goes back to the practicalities of industrial production.

Now Congresswoman Emerson goes back to a trade association, directing a team of lobbyists.

"Our heritage actually goes back to console, " Blizzard Entertainment's VP and executive MD of internal operations Michael Ryder told MCV.

Although China is far away from central and eastern Europe, interaction between both sides goes back to ancient times.

A player plays from the teeing ground, searches briefly for his ball and then goes back and tees another ball.

If he goes back to playing like he did with the Magic, yes. If not, then no.

He goes back to the South once a year.

"It all goes back to core philosophy and making technology selections that support it, " says Marino.

This just goes back to the long-lived issues I discussed before.

I am very sorry to see your new comment goes back to the position you had before.

For many Tibetan herdsmen, resettlement in villages has meant an end to a traditional nomadic life that goes back centuries.

"This goes back to something we have thought of as old-fashioned: capital versus labour, " says Mr Freeman.

But in the first case, I'd guess the change goes back at least a decade, to Goldman's 1999 public offering.

Most recent occasion, seemed to be in the fifth grade, or is not recent but goes back a long time ago.

The history of the emperors' private collection goes back thousands of years.

Days when he isn't acting, he goes back to work at a nearby factory.

If time goes back for more than 100 years, basically there will always be such a trend.

But things can be different when Tom goes back to the USA with the idea of Mr. Li and Mr. Wang.

The literature on Technological Gatekeepers goes back to the end of the 60s and refers to studies conducted at firm level.

When a successor is found, he goes back to being its corporate conscience, board director, 4 per cent shareholder and resident nice guy.

The Lion goes back to his cave and pulls out all his claws. He is so happy. He can't wait to marry the Farmer's Daughter.

The job of the Pentagon is to assume that everyone is a potential enemy. This goes back to the basic idea of General staffs.

The credit crunch also laid bare a conflict in central banking that goes back to the days of the gold standard.

Wally runs after Clifford all the way home. Wally wants to eat the carrot, so he goes back to his cage.

His experience working for WHO goes back two decades, when Dr Danzon worked as a public information officer for EURO.

Sounds crazy. But this goes back to that theme about about your imagination creating a reality.

Prince Wannabe goes back to Uto Island sadly and finally understands that fortune will not bring him the real happiness.

This agreement goes back some 70 years, and has almost entirely benefited the military at the expense of the main population.

The reason why the company was so keen to build a fast network goes back to how America was wired originally.

The reason for tennis' strange scoring system goes back in history.

Nina goes back to Jack's call and gives him the small amount of background on Cofell she could find.

This still goes back to the customer values, technology adoption cycle, and the problems the features are intended to solve.

Gil returns to this millennium every morning and goes back to the creative explosion of the '20s every night.

I am very angry to say that Dwelling of their own launch, and he was very happy to say that What goes back ah?

Tangram, an ancient Chinese puzzle , are said to have a history that goes back many thousands of years.

The dispute goes back to SAP's purchase in 2005 of TomorrowNow, which provided maintenance services for some of Oracle's software.

Instead of cloning Twitter's communications features like @ replies and direct messages, Meme goes back to the basics of micro-blogging.

If another log checkpoint record is encountered while it is in drain mode, it goes back to buffering mode.

He goes back up to B. He gets very excited. Goes to F sharp.

The name is what goes back to the server when the form is submitted.

But, again, this just goes back to figuring out what works best for you.

Then he goes back on the road with town meetings scheduled on Tuesday in Fort Myers, Florida and Thursday in Peoria, Illinois.

Mary often goes back to her hometown to visit her grandparents.

This tunnel that you dug goes back under the wall and into the prison yard.

And then it makes natural gas, which then goes back into the city to power the fuel for the cooking for the city.

The tradition of having an evergreen tree become a symbol of Christmas goes back past recorded written history.

Gilani said relationship between China and Pakistan goes back to ancient civilization.

THE idea of a single money as a path to European political union goes back a long way.

You can say that the relationship between science and design goes back centuries.

When he goes back to his mobile home.

The first optimization technique, which is known as steepest descent, goes back to Gauss.

Some say the phrase goes back to a practice of early apprenticeships.

Zeng said that friendship between the two peoples goes back to ancient times.

He says this chapter of U. S. -Iraq history really goes back to Saddam Hussein's 1990 invasion of Kuwait and will not close for years.

Then it goes back to the site of the contest and tells the piglet the secret of talking to sheep.

The story of InterBase goes back as far as 1984, so in total there are close to 20 years of relational database experience in the product.

The brain and body stand down, and everything goes back to normal.

A dog returns to its vomit, A sow that is washed goes back to her wallowing in the mud.

But failure to do so, as BofA goes back to the government for aid, could be signal that capital cushions still aren't high enough.

The idea of communication by light probably goes back to signal fires on prehistoric hilltops.

The expression goes back to the days when men wore false hair, or wigs , similar to those worn by judges today in British courts.

By doing that, you'll waste your lifetime, because remember "Time Never Goes Back" .

As popular sci-fi writer Ye Yonglie has documented, the history of modern Chinese science fiction goes back to the early 20th century.

I take it off and then it goes back to its roughly ten seconds.

The refreshing, intoxicating and fattening malt beverage goes back Babylonians.

Scientists are putting a modern spin on a cancer treatment that goes back to antiquity.

However, the idea for a boat that could travel underwater goes back long before that.

The history of football goes back hundreds of years, but the modern variety can be traced to the English boarding-school athletics craze.

A few people in each group are given the task of remembering the group's family history that goes back over centuries.

Media Web Site Goes Back to Old Name to Avoid Trademark Battle With Existing Public Radio Show.

He pointed out that the friendship between both peoples goes back to ancient times.

Jesus goes back to Heaven this event is called The Ascension.

It would be nice if the US goes back to Subic!

By doing that, you'll waste your lifetime, cause remember "Time Never Goes Back" .

But the separation of the unit of account from money used as means of exchange goes back a long time.

They all amount to manipulative rigging for political or financial market purposes, and the practice goes back decades.

For example, Argentina's Buenos Aires Herald ran this headline over a review of a new recording: "Sassy Madonna Goes Back in Time. "

The Old World is Europe, where the tradition of winemaking goes back millennia.

New formation In response to the red card, Essien goes back into defence and Wright - Phillips into midfield.

A few minutes later he goes back to the bar and orders a beer.

Still, Adelman wasn't happy with the team's shot selection, which goes back to Yao's shot total in the game.

Cox says six months after delivery, the average couple goes back to having sex three to five times a month.

Simply Yoga is a spiritual science of self-realisation. It comes from India and goes back over five thousand of years.

Western medicine goes back to Hippocrates, late 5th Century BC, and doctors still take the "Hippocratic oath" .

Ill will goes back four decades to when Hafez Assad, the father of the current president, won power.

The history of "seigniorage" goes back to the debasement of the coinage under the Roman emperors.

During mealtimes a steady stream of dishes comes in dirty and goes back to the dining room clean.

The need for crude machine translation goes back to the start of the cold war.

Each one gets a color, goes back into the composition window, draws the lines, places everything the way he wants to.

The bargaining goes back and forth, but the struggle to improve the crop has already been won.

As with most French words mess actually goes back to Latin and the OED even takes it back further to Indo-European.

Zeng said that the friendship between the people of both countries goes back to ancient times.

The pointer of the ampere-hour meter moves from zero to two and goes back to zero again.

Xiao Bo goes back home and recites one piece of fable about "Demi-angel" .

It all goes back to this question: Could there be life?

He often goes back to his hometown in February.

Usually, the mother is sick, in goes back on the automobile, I also hoped mother's sickness obstructs not greatly.

The sunlight comes down and it actually goes back up. There is no greenhouse effect.

John goes back to help the teacher clean the classroom every Wednesday.

This goes back to chapter one, "Nine Secret Words, " in my first book, The Wizard of Ads. What are those nine words?

A portion of our sales goes back to people picking the tea leaves.

Larry goes back to his doctor one month later.

This policy goes back to colonial times; when Maasai were summarily evict ed from their lands for the sake of conservation.

When the meeting ends, everyone goes back to their seats and starts working.

XForms goes back to the drawing board and redefines the architecture.

The debate about the merits of representative and direct democracy goes back to ancient times.

We cannot account on him. He always goes back on his words.

They are victims of a civil war between the Karen and the government that goes back to Burma's independence from Britain in 1948.

The expression goes back to the days when menwereforworefalse hair, or wigs, similar to those worn by judges today in British courts.

then it goes back in, comes back out, goes back.

Professor Watson tells us that the idea for this project goes back several years.

Nicole: It only goes back to the blue screen. We're going to get it now.

The setting sun falls to Western Hills soon, a place in disorder of people's shade, is that a procurator goes back, guests follow.

The fundamental thesis of this book goes back to the winter of 1919-20.

"This all goes back to the idea of 'carrying capacity', " Sutton adds.

According to Ruhnama, "the Turkmen people has a great history which goes back to the Prophet Noah"

We cannot count on him. He always goes back on his words.

For example, suppose that the CPU use for a particular process suddenly spikes to 100% and then, just as quickly, goes back down.

He leaves her house and goes back to his place.

No traveler goes back to his city of origin.

Queuing technology goes back to transaction processing systems, developed in the 1960s.

Goes back about a gang of young men and women in the fading cohabitation crazy story, speakers 'sex'.

Organic produce is still new to Beijing, but there's a history of mindful eating and vegetarianism in China that goes back centuries.

Goes back to the previous document or window in the navigation history.

Wu said that the friendship between both peoples goes back to ancient times.

She goes back to being an unhappy man who's stuck with a penis.

Actually, insurance goes back to ancient Rome in some form. In ancient Rome they had something called burial insurance.

Business goes back up toward the end of the month.

Finding a safe haven for ex-leaders is a practice that goes back to ancient times.

Yes. We shall do that when our ship goes back to the home port.

Critics also claim that too much of the lottery's take goes back out as prizes-about 53 percent nationwide in 2007.

before her dad goes back to work tomorrow from leave. . .

It's the driving concept in the Orestian cycle of Greek myth which goes back at least 3, 000 years.

Culture goes back to ancient times, all-embracing, omnipresent, it is difficult to have a unified definition.

A man goes back in time, and kills his grandfather before the grandmother can meet his grandmother.