carry (someone) back to
idiom
: to make (someone) remember (something)
The song carries me back to my first year of college.
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Sending them off with pockets full of cookies wrapped with the golden seal of the presidency doesn’t hurt, either, a little chocolate chip cookie diplomacy to carry back to the Hill.
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Lisa Mascaro, ajc, 24 Apr. 2021
Sending them off with pockets full of cookies wrapped with the golden seal of the presidency doesn't hurt, either, a little chocolate chip cookie diplomacy to carry back to the Hill.
—Lisa Mascaro, Star Tribune, 23 Apr. 2021
Lisa Mascaro, ajc, 24 Apr. 2021
Sending them off with pockets full of cookies wrapped with the golden seal of the presidency doesn't hurt, either, a little chocolate chip cookie diplomacy to carry back to the Hill.
—Lisa Mascaro, Star Tribune, 23 Apr. 2021
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