go back on造句怎麼寫

In advanced years a man's mind might go back on him at some unpredictable moment.

I mean what I say and shall never react from [go back on] my words.

If it then told to go back on a few big black cat, let's speak all over.

I'll maybe go back on loan to try and prove myself in the Championship and follow in some of the other lads' footsteps.

Small leaves floating in the river has been floating ah, suddenly, it is homesick, and want to go back on the rest of the tree.

What reason do you have for accusing us of "separatism" while you go back on your own words, refuse the recognition you pledged to the Border Region and refuse to acknowledge its democratic government?

Here is what I've found: many people don't hold themselves to a high standard and, therefore, go back on their word or don't fulfill obligations they say they'll fulfill.

Never go back on your friends.

Oh wait, could you just go back on that bit?

I swear it. I won't go back on it.

You can't go back on your words once you make a promise on something!

Don't say yes at a meeting and go back on your words and say no after it.

They agreed to both long ago, But now some want to go back on their word, and this will not do.

Once, when she paused to brush the slush from the blades of her skates, it was as if she were sharpening them so she could go back on the ice and slice one last sliver of imperfection from her program.

Don't go back on your word.

All the toys go in the toy the books go back on the shelves.

Then, he'll go back on the road with his wife, his 8-year-old daughter and his two sons, ages 13 and 10.

But she is already studying for her next qualification and plans to go back on the fast track once her daughter is older so she can send her to study in Britain.

He declared that he would never go back on his words.

He would rather die than go back on his comrades.

Don't go back only yesterday, also not only tomorrow.