Sentence examples for Vigorously back from inspiring English sources
Once this is over, blood is pumped vigorously back around the body, stimulating oxygen and nutrient supply to areas that need revitalising.
The mixture is poured vigorously back and forth from one pot to another: this is the "pulling" process, which makes the drink smooth and gives it a frothy top.
In the 1980s, Martin Gersh, a writer for Vogue, advocated a technique of pouring young cabernets vigorously back and forth between two decanters to soften the wines and bring out the flavors.
Her career, which should have been propelled into varied and ceaseless activity by that film, didn't get going as it should have—or, rather, producers didn't come forward to enable her to make another feature and I can't help but think that, if critics had done their jobs more astutely and more vigorously back then, things might have gone differently.
Even her hair is a tool - angelically framing her face for the sublime 21 Things I Want From a Lover, from her forthcoming new album, or swung vigorously back and forth as she performs an Indian shaman dance during One Hand in My Pocket.
Perhaps the outrage over Google Glass will finally provoke a radical shift in our culture of surveillance, with consumers spurring tech companies to innovate in ways that reinforce civil society, and regulators who vigorously back consumers.
By contrast, those which vigorously backed the war against Iraq, notably Saudi Arabia, have been among the silent partners.
Yet politicians and industry leaders are vigorously backing into the future with standards, tests and accountability as their mantra.
The other six Democrats in New Jersey's Congressional delegation have vigorously backed Mr. Lautenberg and essentially shunned Mr. Andrews.
The Eisenhower Administration now vigorously backed Chiang Kai-shek, signing a mutual-defense treaty with him in 1954, and threatening China with a nuclear strike the following year.
It flatly opposes Palestinian statehood, vigorously backs Jewish settlements in the West Bank and baldly urges Israel to annexe swathes of it.
