Sentence examples for back the nightmare from inspiring English sources

I am afraid it will bring back the nightmare, the chaos and confusion once again.

It would throw senior citizens back into the nightmare of selecting private insurance.

For just a second, you could be fooled, suddenly jerked back into the nightmare.

"Not one of us is going to step back into the nightmare," I wrote eight months ago.

Was it possible, even likely, that America would slip back into the nightmare of the 1930's, when millions were hungry?

Ben Stokes insists that Adil Rashid will bounce back from the nightmare start to his Test career after the England leg-spinner returned the worst-ever figures by a bowler on debut.

Drakulic then takes us back through the nightmare that began 10 months earlier on a morning in late May, when Serbs took over the Bosnian village where S., then 29 years old, served as a schoolteacher.

The biological parents showing up on their doorstep, lawyers in tow, demanding their kid back is the nightmare of all adoptive parents, endlessly discussed in adoption chat rooms and during adoption seminars.

An article headlined "[Ed] Miliband's Marxist father and the real reason he wants to drag us back to the nightmare 70s", by the rightwing historian and regular Mail contributor Dominic Sandbrook, argued that the Labour leader's overall political aim, "to roll back Thatcherism", was "just as his Marxist father would have wanted".

According to this dominant narrative, if you want to take any meaningful action against the "big six" energy giants, and interfere with market forces, you must be some kind of unreconstructed Bolshevik – or at the very least a misguided leftie who wants to take the country back to the nightmare 1970s, the decade when the gap between rich and poor in Britain reached its lowest level in history.

And I'm getting all anxious and twitchy about being thrown headfirst back into the nightmare dream state of parenting a newborn.