How To Use Go back on In A Sentence
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Would you be kind enough to go back on deck and tell Kay that I said she's an uncultivated, ill-bred sybarite?
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‘I will be so excited to go back on the stage with the presentation of this music which is so symbolical to me,’ he said before the performance.
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Rugby people watched that incident with one voice: how on earth can he be allowed to go back on?
Times, Sunday Times
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His unique eyes challenged hers, daring her to go back on her word.
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Rugby people watched that incident with one voice: how on earth can he be allowed to go back on?
Times, Sunday Times
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Hope I can go back one day for the kudu and nyala.
A Look Over the Fence
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I'm not prepared to go back on that and provide a smokescreen.
The Sun
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I mean what I say and shall never react from [ go back on ] my words.
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The budget crisis has forced the President to go back on his word.
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It was horrible before, then afterwards you just want to go back onstage.
Times, Sunday Times
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I go back on the dole when the shooting season's finished.
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I'm not prepared to go back on that and provide a smokescreen.
The Sun
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I said nothing, just nodded my head before I said anything to go back on or revoke my promise, so carefully and so brashly made.
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And that means that the music at work will go back onto proper rotation, not the half-assed shuffle of one CD alternated with Christmas carols.
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The government looks likely to go back on its decision to close the mines.
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Turn left into Bleak Terrace and go back on to the Fell through the wicket gate to the village boundary wall.
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Don't go back on your word.
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Rugby people watched that incident with one voice: how on earth can he be allowed to go back on?
Times, Sunday Times
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The government looks likely to go back on its decision to close the mines.
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He hoped to get a new truck and go back on the road.
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In the foreground, pre-cooked masa shells in plastic bags are ready to go back on the griddle and beome sopes with delicious fillings and toppings.
Corn on the cob and bags of freshly cut corn kernels flank a pot of cooked nopalitos -- the nutritious pads of the prickly pear cactus. In the foreground, pre-cooked masa shells in plastic bags are ready to go back on the griddle and beome sopes with deli
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Asked if he now stood by his comments, he replied: I have to tread a very fine line, but I don't go back on my word with anybody.
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The government looks likely to go back on its decision to close the mines.
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By then I had already made a promise to Dundee, and I wasn't going to go back on my word.
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Now he had the nerve to go back on his word.
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In the afternoon it was even stronger, and I had to go back on the sledge and act as guide and brakesman.
The Worst Journey in the World Antarctic 1910-1913
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I would love to know exactly what your coach said to you in the three minute break - I asked him afterward why he didn't give me any tips but he just shrugged and laughed - perhaps I should have said you had an "intense" concentration - I assumed that your fleche was a desire to get rid of me, but Amanda says this isn't so - I would be curious on your side - It just seemed like such a strong and complicated move when you had, in the previous point already moved to stop from having free attacks, I couldn't go back on defence, so I assumed, you would double - since with only one point left, I really could only afford to go with a sure thing - long lunges.
How to face top fencers without crying: Canadian Women's Epee Nationals 2006-07
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You can't go back on your promise now.
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If one is from any other country in the world ... and they are a political asylee, they cannot go back once every three years," Diaz-Balart said.
July 2005
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He is not the sort of man who would go back on his word.
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I apologised and tried to see if the mirror would go back on as it was dangling from the body of the car by 3 thick metal cables but it wouldn't because the tape had lost its stickiness.
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Anything just so I don't have to go back on the hod and trowel again!
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And the human voice, the voice of a god, issuing from the throat of the tiny, snow-white bird, had made Michael go back on his haunches, while, with eyes and nostrils, he quested the steerage for the human who had spoken.
CHAPTER XI
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He's not the sort of man who would go back on his word.
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Would you be kind enough to go back on deck and tell Kay that I said she's an uncultivated, ill-bred sybarite?