" Take You Back "This is the cheekiest song on the record," says Carpenter about "Take You Back.
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But the top pick might take you back in time.
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LF: I'm going to take you back almost 30 years.
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A phone case to take you back to your childhood
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Let us take you back to a simpler, rosier time.
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" And they're like, "Let me take you back to the company.
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The soundtrack, meanwhile, will take you back to a different time.
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What time does listening to The Streets take you back to?
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So let me take you back to the young, or younger, Arianna.
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Maybe White Rose can take you back in time to do that.
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Facebook wants weird 'VR memories' to take you back to your childhood
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So, I can't take you back and I can't send you away.
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CORNYN: Let me take you back to the Clinton e-mail investigation.
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Unless you want me to take you back home to face justice!
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It will take you back to high school, and you'll actually miss it.
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Mara Martin: Well, I would have to take you back to the beginning.
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Let me take you back to the year before the invasion of Iraq.
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Hey, wait a minute—I don't know if we should take you back.
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"Drive Me Crazy" (1999) has a soundtrack that'll take you back a few decades.
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R: I take you back a year and a bit into our transformation programme.
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A bright and cheery raincoat that will take you back to your school days
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But we want to take you back even further that that — to the casting decisions.
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This homemade remake of an action-packed scene will take you back to Brangelina's start.
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Pretend you could go into a time machine that would take you back to that moment.
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When you listen to the album, does it take you back to a moment in time?
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But, if that's not the case, then I think I should take you back to FHFA.
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It's a long path, but I'll take you back to kind of the beginning of it.
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Let Colonel Sanders and his protective dome help take you back to a simpler, internet-free time.
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This classic toy will take you back in time to the long afternoons in your grandma's basement.
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But now let me take you back to your fears about the media's narrative for a minute.
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So again, going back to culture change, you could say ... Let me take you back to February 2013.
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Older Hollywood, popular culture, but it's usually we're gonna take you back to the '30s, '40s, '50s, '60s.
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Just hearing the score may take you back to when you first saw Simba running in the gorge.
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This will take you back to the original tweet where you can engage with it however you'd like.
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Q: I ask you to take you back to the point where you see him unbuttoning his shirt.
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Spotify is back with another personalized playlist, and this time it'll take you back to your favorite musical period.
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But let me take you back to a testimony by Michael Daniel, who was President Obama&aposs cyber chief.
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It might take you back to your youth and your time at the club, if that's what you did.
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You might even need to escape it for your own personal growth, but it will always take you back.
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On the flipside, one wrong note can take you back to the depths of depression or a bad mistake.
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This tiny Lite-Brite set will take you back to your childhood, as you create gorgeous, colorful light-scapes.
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TECH TIP The classics can take you back in time — and are probably easier to recapture than you think.
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And he prefers to take you back to the '90s, when he voted in Congress for an assault weapons ban.
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Soft power To really get a sense of the soft power Bachchan wields, let me take you back to 1982.
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Finally, the Russia investigation -- and I will take you back to a tweet that president Trump put out on Thursday.
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To take you back: Trump's ascendency to the presidency began with that descent on the golden escalator at Trump Tower.
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Sometimes you go in a time machine with Judas Priest that will take you back to the 80s or whatever.
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Q: I'm going to take you back to the moment you indicated your body was shaking, take it from there.
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I am going to take you back for a moment when you said the defendant was getting angry at you.
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Let's take you back: You're in your high school locker room, drenched in sweat after running a mile in gym class.
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If I take you back even further, in the emergence of the internet, what LA was really good at was monetization.
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TB: Karl, can I take you back when you were growing up in a town very close to Denmark in Germany.
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Let's take you back to March, when Alex Stamos, Facebook's top-ranking security official, announced his plan to leave the company.
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Now the show has been reimagined as a '80s-style video game, and it's going to take you back in time.
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Other mouse buttons are also reassignable; by default clicking in the scroll wheel will take you back to the home screen.
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And so we've rounded up 18 boxes to take you back — scroll forth and immerse yourselves in some serious cereal nostalgia.
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If you told me today there's a magic potion that can take you back to 25, I would never take it.
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While there, she walked the event&aposs red carpet in an outfit that&aposll take you back to the early 2000s.
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Animal skeletons of seemingly impossible sizes tower above you and take you back to a world vastly different from our own.
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But all of them will take you back to a simpler time, before beauty blogging was a career or Instagram even existed.
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It may take you back to your high school days, but shoe laces are the outfit-completer your fall looks are missing.
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There is doing harm, there is making amends, there is being better, and there is hoping the world will take you back.
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"To take you back to 2010 when I started this work, there was literally no academic research on this topic," Roberts said.
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Let this music video take you back to a time when Kendall and Kylie Jenner were young and innocent fans of Taylor Swift.
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Let's go take you back here to 2016 where we had almost the entre state in some type of extreme or exceptional drought.
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I'm sure because it was the last record the band made, a lot of the songs take you back to being in Atlanta.
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CAN I TAKE YOU BACK TO CHINA AND WE DON'T HAVE TO CALL IT A WAR IF YOU DON'T WANT TO. ROSS: SURE.
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Put down your PlayStation 4 controller and let Twenty Thousand Hertz take you back to the days of Nintendo and the Atari 18403.
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Put down your PlayStation 4 controller and let Twenty Thousand Hertz take you back to the days of Nintendo and the Atari 2600.
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Stepping inside Little Jumbo feels like a warm embrace: The exposed brick, aged wood and glowing copper ceiling take you back in time.
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Clearing the Safari browser's history can wipe out lurking URLs that may take you back to the problematic site with the pop-ups.
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MATHISEN: LET ME TAKE YOU BACK TO SOMETHING WE WERE TALKING ABOUT AN HOUR AGO WITH THE CHAIR OF THE SEC, MARY JO WHITE.
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The three moves ahead will take you back to both gym class and weekend mornings watching your mom bop along to her exercise videos.
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Rihanna paired the shoes with a strapless white dress and narrow sunglasses, creating a look that will take you back to the early 2000s.
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We&aposre going to take a quick break and we will take you back to the president live in West Columbia, South Carolina after this.
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Listen to "Real Slim Shady" crossed with The Fray's "Over My Head" and tell me it doesn't take you back to a better, simpler time.
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Nothing sexual, she had clothes on; it was just like, 'Hey, I'll take you back there for a couple songs while you eat an apple.
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First up, the notification shade isn't actually locked, so swiping back up from the bottom of the pane will take you back to your current app.
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I want to take you back to a hearing from 2013 when Senator Ron Wyden posed this question to then Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.
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The objects are "time capsules that take you back to 2178," said Kevin Fewster, director of Royal Museums Greenwich, which was part of the museum bid.
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Let me take you back to a Catholic-school classroom in central New Jersey in the 1960s where I'm sitting at my desk, my face aflame.
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In between her bursts of laughter — in which she'll take you back to the '80s, when she was bopping around New York with Andy Warhol and co.
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Check back in two weeks for the next episode, when I'll take you back on the road to Los Angeles to eat with the legendary Jonathan Gold.
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It unlocks the emotional texture of what's known as implicit memory—meaning a song can take you back to how you felt on the day you heard it.
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For the longest time, pressing the home button on an iPad or iPhone was the fail-safe way to take you back to Apple's grid of iOS apps.
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Let me take you back because what I was thinking about last night as I was thinking about this conversation was how remarkable your personal journey has been.
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Stunning new atlases take you back to the worlds of 19th-century explorers, early aviators and turn-of-the-century London, and into a future of rising seas.
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You'll stop for a layover in the Georgia/Tennessee border towns of McCaysville and Copperhill, where antique and craft shops and down-home hospitality take you back in time.
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The Agolde 90's High-Rise Loose-Fit Jeans are undeniably cool with a trendy, wide leg and a vintage wash that'll take you back a decade or two.
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We have kept this very simple and the idea is, to take you back on a trip to the eighties to celebrate the rerelease of our first four albums.
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Neighborhood Joint Although it's in the crush of Midtown Manhattan and surrounded by storefronts hawking perfume and leather goods, J. Levine Books & Judaica will take you back to the shtetl.
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The dramatic scenes needed to be as intimate as the best indie film, while the musical numbers had to take you back to the days of Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire.
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The Internet Archive has launched a Handheld History Collection filled with about 60 emulated versions of retro handheld games to take you back to the long car rides of your childhood.
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Pokewave may not take you back to your younger years when times seemed simpler, but it's probably the next best thing... at least until the next nostalgic -wave craze comes along.
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In this video, we answer some fan questions, play a little game of "Me or Her," and take you back to our childhood through some home videos, pictures, stories, and songs.
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Not only does this Pac-Man pint glass take you back to the days of old-school video games, but it changes color once you fill it with a cold beverage.
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Even if the record-store setting isn't enough to give you some nostalgia-inducing vibes, the film also features plenty of grunge fashions from the decade that will surely take you back.
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Record months for U.S. equity ETF inflows should take you back to a fundamental question about being in the market: What are companies doing to create value that will flow through to earnings?
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The music on the show also includes more than a few soundalikes that will take you back to 2000 even if you've never heard of these artists that make themselves sound so familiar.
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"You're going to have memories of scenes that you've seen in this franchise that's going to take you back to those moments you love that made this saga what it is," he added.
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"Kourtney, we are going to take you back to your roots and you're going to go on a cattle drive," Kris announces, referencing Kourtney's first reality show appearance on Filthy Rich: Cattle Drive.
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TLC — "Sleigh Ride" Let these ladies take you back to 1993 for almost four glorious minutes, and then throw your wish list away because there isn't anything else you could possibly want. 5.
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It's just interesting, I think, where events of the now, affecting people you've never met, can take you: back into the past, following the roots of your relationship with something you love today.
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Actually, I think I want to take you back just a little bit further and point out that the first net neutrality policies in this country were put in place in 223-270.
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I'll take you back to the beginning of our third episode in which a Gold Star mother is talking about her son and the books that he loved more than the other siblings.
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But we want to also take you back to New York Harbor were New York City police have successfully collared their suspected who climbed onto the Statue of Liberty after first climbing the base.
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Just plug it in and you are ready to rock and roll, with volume control and an on-screen menu that will immediately take you back to the golden age of video game splendor.
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Before you roll your eyes and say I'm making too much of a reach, let me take you back to 1993 when homophobia and stigma around HIV was still at an all-time high.
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The exhibition as a whole, in its white-walled aerie overlooking 57th Street, doesn't so much take you back in time, but out of time in a way that makes you sad to leave.
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Not only is scent closely tied to memory — revisiting your first will really take you back — but one perfume can smell completely differently on each of us, thanks to our own unique body chemistries.
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But men "have always a profession, pursuits, business of some sort or other, to take you back into the world immediately," which allows them to easily forget a relationship as soon as it ends.
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Apple's remapped the home button on the remote to take you back to the TV app, but it doesn't remember where you left off — it starts you right back at the top of the interface.
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Similarly, you can swipe right in Instagram to reveal the Direct logo — a modified version of the paper-plane logo Instagram has long used for messages — and completing your swipe will take you back to Direct.
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CR: Sergio, can I take you back to Europe because you mentioned Macron, you mentioned the Netherlands before and it seems as though over the course of the spring European voters have rejected populism in Europe.
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The result is a grisaille purism that feels authentic to the period without pretending to take you back in time: the display is resolutely museological throughout, redolent with parallels and correlations as subtle as they are illuminating.
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" Nathan also pointed out an important fact that makes this whole thing even more impressive: "Let me also quickly take you back to earlier in the episode when he was with Tayshia and said he never stretches.
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Doing so will take you back to the point in the chat when the message was sent unless the message was deleted or the person was not a participant in the chat when the message was sent.
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This stubborn streak is how I came very late to the party where the Smiths are playing — which is to say that, for anyone who lived through the '80s, these poems will take you back with them.
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In that situation, clicking on the "Shop All Deals" button takes you from the homepage to another, similar-looking page that prompts you to click the same button again, which will then take you back to the homepage.
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If this is the case, have an honest discussion as to why you left and perhaps changes can be made to your old role to help you feel more satisfied with the company if they take you back.
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Touchscreen smartwatches from Fossil and Michael Kors, Fitbit's latest addition to the fitness tracking world, a temperature-controlled mug, and a digital notepad that will take you back to the days of pen and paper all captured our attention.
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"It amazes me how a simple smell can take you back to an exact moment in time — for me, the clean linen scent reminds me of those early home show days where all of this got started," she says.
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SANGER: I wanted to take you back to something you said on China earlier because your arguments about China so far have really been, over the years, very much about how to deal with a strong and rising China.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. If you talk to any of the old guard of British NFL fans, they'll take you back to the eighties and the days of the American Forces Network (AFN) radio broadcasts.
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Help us so that we can help you because at the end we will take you back to Saudi Arabia and if you don't help us you know what will happen at the end; let this issue find a good end.
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"My hope for these candles is that they fill your home with a scent that sparks your own fond memories, and that, for years to come, it'll take you back to happy times spent with those you love most of all."
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If you're worn out after a day of scaling Salzburg's heights, the Mönchsberg Lift, a marvel of engineering that travels through solid rock, will take you back painlessly to the city in 30 seconds for the price of a bus ticket.
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I know it's hard to imagine a time when Nelly was a complete unknown, so let me take you back: in early 22000, Nelly was just a dude with a record deal fighting for a shot on the crowded Universal roster.
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The thing to remember with the new Notification Center is that, instead of a separate pane, now, no matter where you are in iOS, swiping down will take you back to your lock screen — or at least the interface of the lock screen.
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These situations can manifest in different ways: Maybe you "accidentally" fall into bed with one another while exchanging leftover property, or you beg the person you jilted to take you back, only to realize you've made a huge mistake in getting back together.
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Throughout the week, we'll take you back through some of this history, and talk about some of the ways that dance culture continues to run up against law enforcement today, from illicit warehouse raves in Brooklyn to massive EDM festivals in California.
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You walk through exhibits that take you back into the confusion of the early news reports and the developing story; you can even listen to audio of the final phone calls some passengers made to their loved ones before their planes crashed.
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Instead, let me take you back to the late 1920s, when a linguist by the name of Edward Sapir began spreading around the idea that the language you speak shapes the very way you see, literally see and think about, the world.
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One that works very well is a swipe right on the new Home 'pill' button, to take you back to the last app you were in: It works even better than the old double-tap on the Overview button, which was itself pretty handy.
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But if the hope is very big—if the hope is to say what Trump says, "I'm going to take you back to the way things were 40 years ago," which implicitly he's saying—that's just not going to happen unless something extraordinary happens.
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Read more: Rihanna wore a strapless dress with heeled flip flops for a look that'll take you back to the early 2000sShe's not the only celebrity who is fond of the trendOn June 24, Kim Kardashian West put a trendy twist on the style.
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" These poems, drawn to the beauty and power of performance, nevertheless deeply mistrust corrupt forms of "simulation," like staged border crossings billed as fun outings for wealthy young Mexicans, where, "if you are left behind, a pickup truck / will take you back to your hotel.
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For those lost in the conceptual spume of contemporary exhibitions, Facility of DECLINE is a gut-punch worthy of Harry Houdini, one that will take you back to the days in which modern giants like Jeff Koons and Damien Hirst still had things to prove.
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Q: I'm going to take you back to the point at which you are having a conversation with the defendant in his hotel room at the Peninsula with regards to the fact that you were now in a different relationship, a relationship with someone else.
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" This band is gentle, but not simple, making whispery rock with a faint whiff of a summer beach, topped with lyrics that become complex if you look past the breeze: "I want you to want me to take you back home to my mama.
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"We always talked about the greatest thing about these outdoor games is that they take you back to being a kid whether you did it in the backyard or pond or lake or a frozen river," explained Hall of Famer and all-time scoring leader Wayne Gretzky.
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" As Samantha Eisner, a 15-year-old student at Laurel School in Shaker Heights, Ohio, explained, childhood pleasures offer comfort because "they take you back to the days when the biggest problem you had was choosing what crayon to color your dress in your third grade self-portrait.
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HomeThe Home button doesn't take you back to the Home screen but does give you access to any Accessories and Scenes you've set up inside the Home app with HomeKit—you can, for example, get your smart lightswitch to do something or power down all your smart home equipment for the evening.
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Ms. Smith also has candles to match books, like Pride and Prejudice, $18 on Etsy (smells like roses drifting from the garden and ivy from the garden's gates); and Gatsby, $22, (hints of juniper and wild florals that's supposed to take you back to the jazz and gin era of the '20s).
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Read more:17 times celebrities brought back fashion from the early 2000sKim Kardashian wore a pair of $840 heeled flip flops that'll take you back to the early 2000sJessica Simpson channeled Elle Woods from 'Legally Blonde' in a head-to-toe pink outfitKaty Perry wore a $2,650 pink cape that looks like a tiered cake
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Stuart Russell: So let me take you back a bit, to even before I started doing AI. So, Alan Turing, who, as you all know, is the father of computer science — that's why we're here — he wrote a very famous paper in 1950 called "Computing Machinery and Mind," that's where the Turing test comes from.
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Read more:17 times celebrities brought back fashion from the early 2000sHeidi Klum walked the red carpet in a shapeless dress with a daring thigh-high slitKim Kardashian wore a pair of $840 heeled flip flops that'll take you back to the early 2000sJessica Simpson channeled Elle Woods from 'Legally Blonde' in a head-to-toe pink outfit
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Read more:Rihanna wore a Louis Vuitton soccer ball-shaped purse to a football matchNaomi Campbell paired a bubble dress with wide-leg capris for a look that&aposll take you back to the early 2000sHailey Baldwin wore heeled flip flops with an armpit-less crop top for an edgy early 2000s lookThe 55 best red carpet looks of 2019
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Read more:Rihanna paired a mint-green minidress with a sheer shawl and giant diamond necklaceNaomi Campbell paired a bubble dress with wide-leg capris for a look that&aposll take you back to the early 2000sShailene Woodley stayed warm and stylish in a puffer-coat gown with a hooded jacket on the red carpet25 celebrities who had the best style of the 2010s
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But just by way of context, let me take you back to the summer of 2009, when, following the arrest of Harvard professor Henry Louis "Skip" Gates at his home in Cambridge, Massachusetts, a new-on-the-job President Barack Obama said that the Cambridge police had "acted stupidly" in arresting a man who had clear evidence he was trying to enter his own home.
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Read more:Naomi Campbell paired a bubble dress with wide-leg capris for a look that'll take you back to the early 2000sPhotos of the exact moment 35 contestants found out they won Miss USAHere's how Miss America, Miss USA, and Miss Universe are differentA 22-year-old beauty queen has been stripped of her title after getting pregnant because it reportedly goes against pageant rules
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Read more:Rihanna wore a strapless dress with heeled flip flops for a look that'll take you back to the early 2000sKim Kardashian says her 2019 Met Gala dress was so tight that her sisters prepared to help her go to the bathroomAnne Hathaway wore an eye-catching tiered maternity blouse on the red carpetElle Fanning looked like a Disney princess in a ball gown with a sparkling top covered in mesh
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Read more:Rihanna wore a strapless dress with heeled flip flops for a look that'll take you back to the early 2000sHarry Styles keeps his clothes in a 'giant refrigerator' with 24-hour surveillance to preserve themA woman makes thousands of dollars a day as a hand model, but her job requires more hard work than you might thinkFactory workers who make Lululemon leggings say they're beaten, humiliated, and earn as little as $106 per month, a new report says
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