Moderate as verb To return communication or respond, often in reference to a call or message. Clear All
9 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Get Back To'
The teacher asked the students to get back to him with their research findings.
The company spokesperson will get back to the journalist's inquiry shortly.
Can you get back to me with your decision on the project proposal?
After the hike, we decided to get back to the car before it got dark.
He promised to get back to his friend about the weekend plans.
The detective needed to get back to the crime scene for further investigation.
The government official said he would get back to the reporter with more information on the policy changes.
Let me get back to you on which movie we should watch tonight.
The coach told the team to get back to practicing for the upcoming match.
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