Sentence examples for back from sydney from inspiring English sources

She was just back from Sydney, where she had appeared at a food-and-wine festival, but her skin was as pale as gooseflesh.

A few days after getting back from Sydney, Mr Luxemburgo was out.Ironically, he had once been seen as the saviour of Brazilian football.

'I can see you on the TV, you are on the big screen.' And when I came back from Sydney Dad was crying and he gave me a big hug, and he realised this is what I wanted to do and that was it, we were mates again".

He is just back from Sydney where he played Rosencrantz in Tom Stoppard's comedy Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead; he has recently appeared in the US television series Californication; and he is about to sing for his last supper as he reprises the role of Judas in a UK arena tour of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Jesus Christ Superstar.

But even before NBC rewrote its playbook, it had three advantages that CBS had lacked at the 1998 Nagano Games: a domestic location, a strong American team and a traditional Olympic month to show the Olympics, unlike back-to-school and back-from-vacation September when the Sydney Games took place.

The last Sydney derby was embarrassing for the Wanderers as Sydney FC came back from behind to win 3-2.

The story is told with reminiscences from his Marine buddies, his sister and his fiancee... Also worth watching is "The Olympic Show" (7 30 tonight, Eastern time, on CNBC) which looks back at the Sydney Games through the artful work of cinematographers, including SCOTT DUNCAN, whose brother Tim plays for the San Antonio Spurs.

In fact, only two torpedoes from Sydneys port launcher were ever fired, which must have happened some time earlier.

Back in late 2015, Sydney-based DJ and producer Mirã Bõru real name Tess Nicolaou was announced as one of the participants of FBi's Dance Class workshops, where attendees learned everything from mixing and producing, to radio presenting.

The study received ethical clearance from the Sydney Local Health District Ethics Committee and the University of Sydney.

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