go back to造句
(31) They were determined to go back to the land of their forefathers.
(32) To go back to the point you have just mentioned is worthless.
(33) He was supposed to go back to Bergen on the last bus, but of course the accident prevented him.
(34) If you go back to the city you're bound to get caught .
(35) The friendly contacts between our two peoples can go back to the Tang Dynasty.
(36) I've no plans to go back to the old country.
(37) Whenever we go back to the place my wife was born, we always have to do the rounds of her relatives.
(38) I'd like to go back to the point that was made earlier.
(39) I don't want to go back to college - I just can't face it .
(40) The weeks sped by and soon it was time to go back to school.
(41) The alarm did go off but all I did was yawn, turn over and go back to sleep.
(42) The children have to go back to school next week.
(43) She doesn't want to go back to her husband .
(44) "I would love to go back to Venice, " he said wistfully.
(45) It's settled then. I'll go back to the States in June.
(46) It's too public here - let's go back to my room to talk.
(46)try its best to collect and create good sentences.
(47) I am not ready to go back to work yet.
(48) After a gap of five years, Jennifer decided to go back to work full-time.
(49) Could you go back to the beginning of the story?
(50) She has to go back to see the doctor Friday week.
(51) At the end of the year some people will go back to their native homes.
(52) Out of necessity or out of interest, people go back to school for the common goal - to improve themselves.
(53) He had to go back to his hotel and prepare to catch a train for New York.
(54) After a little gentle persuasion , she agreed to go back to her family.
(55) Don't try to go back to work before you are physically strong enough.
(56) You don't need to go back to school if you don't feel up to it.
(57) We will go back to normal when things calm down.
(58) I felt so sick I just wanted to go back to bed.
(59) My husband wants to go back to his Irish roots.
(60) If you go back to 1960, you'll find that very few jobs were being created.
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