Sentence examples for back to life from inspiring English sources

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are blooming back to life

back to life however

back to life during

back to life as usual

back to life to

"back to life" is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
It is often used when referring to something that has been brought back to a state of activity or vitality. For example, "The doctor's groundbreaking research has brought back to life plants that had been extinct for centuries."

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Then, slowly, she came back to life.

The New Yorker

Some go back to life as usual.

The New York Times

Finally, his heart fluttered back to life.

The New Yorker

Effectively, they bounce back to life.

Independent

Then it roared back to life.

The Economist

I've come back to life".

The New York Times

"He came back to life.

The New York Times

Your dog would come back to life.

The New York Times

Ghostly markets are coming back to life.

The New York Times

"Slowly, it came back to life".

The New York Times

"We brought this block back to life.

The New York Times

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