After years of living abroad, it felt wonderful to be back in my childhood home for the holidays.
Back in my day, we didn't have all these fancy gadgets.
Back in the 1980s, big hair and shoulder pads were all the rage.
Back in those days, things were much different.
Can you help me push this bookshelf back in position?
He always knew how to charm his way back in to her life.
He always knew how to worm his way back in her heart.
He always seemed to find a way to weasel back in her affections.
He decided to backtrack and go back in the direction he came from.
He felt a sharp pain in his back in the middle of the night.
He hoped to sneak back in the house before his parents woke up.
He longed for the days back in college when life seemed simpler.
He longed for the days when he could be back in the saddle again.
He planned to sneak back in after curfew without anyone noticing.
He promised to pay me back in full next month.
He tried to stuff the feelings back in, but they were too strong.
He vowed to get back in shape after the holidays.
He wanted to invest more money back in the local community.
He was determined to get back in the good books with his boss.
He was eventually able to ease back in to his social life after his depression.
He was hesitant to dive back in to the stressful work environment.
He was longing to be back in the comforting embrace of his family.
He was relieved to be back in control of the situation.
He was relieved to be back in the safe haven of his home.
He was trying to cram all the paperwork back in the overflowing file.
He was trying to jam the overflowing bin back in to its spot.
He was trying to rein in his emotions and push them back in.
He was yearning to be back in the familiar rhythm of his life.
He yearned to be back in the sunshine after months of rain.
I need to file these documents back in the correct folders.
I need to put the book back in its rightful place on the shelf.
I need to remember to log back in to my account after this.
I need to remember to plug the charger back in when I'm done.
I need to remember to put the butter back in the refrigerator.
I need to remember to stuff the wrapping paper back in the closet.
I need to remember to tuck the loose wires back in behind the TV.
I need to sew that button back in to my shirt.
I need to staple those pages back in the correct order.
I remember when we used to play hide-and-seek back in the woods behind Grandma's house.
I want to get back in the habit of cooking healthy meals.
I want to get back in the habit of reading before bed.
I want to get back in the habit of writing in my journal every day.
I want to get back in the practice of meditating every morning.
I want to get back in the routine of going to the gym regularly.
I wish I could turn back in time and change my decision.
I'm going to have to invest more money back in my education.
I'm going to slip back in my pajamas; this outfit is too uncomfortable.
I'm looking forward to getting back in the groove after my illness.
I'm trying to ease back in to my exercise routine after the injury.
I’m hoping to get back in touch with some old friends from high school.
I’m looking forward to getting back in the swing of things after my vacation.
I’m so glad to be back in business after that setback.
I’m trying to weave those loose threads back in to the tapestry.
It felt good to be back in the familiar surroundings of her childhood home.
It's good to be back in your good graces after that misunderstanding.
It's time to put the beach toys back in the storage bin.
Let's just pop the cork back in and save the rest for later.
Let's throw it back in the oven for another ten minutes to ensure it's cooked through.
She always knew how to charm her way back in people’s good graces.
She always knew how to manipulate her way back in the inner circle.
She always knew how to sweet-talk her way back in his affections.
She always managed to wiggle her way back in to his heart.
She always seemed to worm her way back in favor with the teacher.
She decided to go back in and apologize for her behavior.
She decided to go back in for a second helping of dessert.
She managed to squeeze back in time for the start of the movie.
She needed to pull the reins back in and regain control.
She tried to negotiate her way back in the deal, but it was too late.
She tried to stuff the overflowing suitcase back in to the closet.
She tucked the stray strand of hair back in place behind her ear.
She was attempting to negotiate her way back in to the contract.
She was determined to get back in the running for the promotion.
She was hoping to finesse her way back in to the partnership.
She was hoping to get back in her old jeans before summer.
She was hoping to get back in the swim of things after her maternity leave.
She was hoping to get back in touch with her estranged sister.
She was so relieved to have her passport back in her possession.
She was striving to wrangle her way back in to the conversation.
She was thrilled to be back in the spotlight after her hiatus.
She was trying to muscle her way back in to the competitive market.
She was trying to piece the broken vase back in to one whole object.
The bird managed to flutter back in through the open window.
The memories came flooding back in vivid detail.
The politician promised to bring jobs back in the country.
The team fought hard to get back in the game, but ultimately failed.
The tide is starting to come back in, so we should move our things.
They fought hard to get back in contention for the championship.
They had to coax the scared child back in to the water.
They had to drag the unruly dog back in to the house.
They had to hoist the equipment back in to the truck.
They had to lug the cumbersome equipment back in to the building.
They had to maneuver the large vehicle back in to the parking space.
They had to pull the car back in to the garage to fix a tire.
They had to send the defective product back in to the manufacturer.
They needed to bring the evidence back in to court for further review.
They needed to haul the heavy machinery back in to the warehouse.
They struggled to get back in front of the competition.
They were finally back in sync after a turbulent period of disagreement.
We need to factor that additional cost back in to our calculations.
We should probably put the groceries back in the car before they melt.