Sentences with phrase «all the way back»

People magazine reported in July that Prince Harry purchased a piece of artwork from British artist Van Donna called «Everybody Needs Somebody To Love» for an «important person» way back in October 2016.

The oldest known depiction of a man with a moustache goes all the way back to 300 BC.

He started in California, spent time in Texas, stopped off in New Orleans, drove to New York — and then all the way back to California.

For - profit schools have become big business in the United States, especially as the unemployed seek a way back into the work force.

There's really no way back.

Well... the city and its relationship with weed goes way back and it looks like recent legislation may just cement it.

In one episode, Dale Jr. fights his way back from two laps down to finish second at Bristol — yet crew chief Greg Ives is clearly dejected.

The slim, angled neck makes it easy to reach way back in your mouth, and the timer lets you know when two minutes are up.

The idea of free energy harkens all the way back to Nikola Tesla, who is the original proponent of the device Loughan successfully created.

Scotiabank notes the annualized pace of employment growth since last July roughly matches the all - time record set way back in 1979.

Guerrasio: Robert, you've taken risks on your movies all the way back to your first one, «El Mariachi.»

They are planning on sailing in the Mediterranean and eventually making their way back to the U.S. on a transatlantic trip.

He's still dead set on sweeping equity declines totaling more than 60 % — a plunge he says will erase the excess total return of the S&P 500 index dating all the way back to October 1997.

Just be careful: These have to be very close friends of yours, with whom you are sure your intelligence gathering will not make its way back to the customer and disqualify you.

An All Nippon Airways flight to Narita Airport made its way back to Los Angeles due to an unauthorized person on board.

Way back in 2004, an icon of professional basketball named Kevin Garnett emerged as a future champion, leading the Minnesota Timberwolves through a Cinderella season.

Yes, you're running a business, but it doesn't feel like a real business because you find yourself staring at your CEO, board of directors and staff while you're brushing your teeth in the morning and walk past your «world headquarters» as you make your way back to your bedroom to get dressed.

«It's a very large orifice,» Bill replied, leaning way back in his chair as he laughed.

With roots reaching all the way back to the 13 original American colonies, Rebecca Lukens inherited her father's ironworks plant, which sat on the Brandywine River.

McElrath: I'll be walking to lunch and see [Berke], then on my way back, I'll run into a guy who's running a venture company.

Start by cutting way back on snacks, the culprit behind most overeating and among the most expensive grocery items.

About US$ 100m in the case of Accenture, which reputedly spent that sum in transforming its brand from Andersen Consulting way back in 2001.

One of the top distributors of ISIS propaganda, which posts official ISIS releases in English, found its way back onto the app on Tuesday.

The Socialist party were way behind but have clawed their way back in the polls to tie with Ciudadanos.

Speaking to the CIA on Saturday, Trump gave inaccurate figures about the crowd at his inauguration, saying it «looked honestly like a million and a half people» and said «it went all the way back to the Washington Monument.»

Harry Enten — FiveThirtyEight: This site has become a favorite of mine ever since Nate Silver started it a ways back.

Fresh off closing a very dark chapter in its history — and winning major government security clearance — the once - iconic «CrackBerry» claws its way back.

When I was a kid — way back in the dark ages — I used to be fascinated by the massive scale of the city I lived in, New York.

There are confirmed reports that he was taken on an emergency visit to a hospital on the way back from a performance just a few days before.

The path from technical apparel to high fashion is perilous (just ask Belstaff, whose runway obsession nearly cost them their street cred before they found their way back to real motorcycle gear).

In the past week, after Microsoft announced the 32 - year - old appwould be would «deprecated» (which came with Windows 1.0 way back when and allows you to make simple image edits), users responded with what the Redmond giant called an «outpouring» of support.

«It was like cutting my legs off so I've no way back,» he said.

Bruce Brownson runs a database called KnowWho, specializing in politicians all the way down to the county level, with histories going all the way back to high school.

Now they must fight their way back to their turf in the most dangerous city in the world.

While such numbers should be treated skeptically, the surplus — whatever it is — eventually ripples through the economy, making its way back to the government as income tax paid and costs avoided.

Instead of wallowing in self - defeat, he poured his efforts into new enterprises, and constantly refined his visions until he earned his way back to the top of Apple.

But too much of that is due to people dropping out of the workforce altogether (because the job market is * that * good): now at 63.2 %, the labour force participation rate has been catapulted all the way back to that which last prevailed in 1978.

In Clinton's campaign video, she said, «Americans have fought their way back from tough economic times but the deck is still stacked in favor of those at the top.

That's right — way back in 1981, Gates co-wrote a game about... donkeys.

«I kinda sorta cheated on a boyfriend way back when.

So I put together a strategy where, starting with the most recent customers and working their way back through the records, the sales people were going to contact them all and offer them a free lubrication and inspection of the garage doors.

But if he had his way back in 2012, the Super Bowl would not have ended when James White scored on the opening drive of overtime.

The U.S. Federal Reserve estimates that 90 % of all C - notes have been sent to foreign banks, never to make their way back to American soil.

It started with health and fitness, way back in the day.

It was way back in 2010 that Steve Jobs himself, skinny as a rail, debuted the ARM - based Apple A4 chip alongside the then - new iPad in San Francisco.

On the way back to the hotel from Falaknuma Palace, the roads seemed practically deserted... which seemed unlikely in a country famous for its traffic.

He bought it from a college kid way back in 1997, paying $ 42,000, even though the kid had snagged it for only $ 5,000 the week before.

You should feel much better on way back.

If you know «The Jungle Book,» you know the story goes all the way back to Rudyard Kipling's 1894 book.

The fact is that nothing is really going to change in the way that we pursue the almighty ranking, with the possible exception of the resurgence of the long tail keyword, which was working its way back into our hearts anyway.