Sentence examples for being drawn back into from inspiring English sources
A simple check valve in the discharge prevented air from being drawn back into the bellows during the suction stroke.
When adding wood, open the stove's damper fully to prevent smoke from being drawn back into the house.
That measure, known as the labor participation rate, edged down to 62.9percentt last month from 63percentt, a sign that workers who had been sidelined are not being drawn back into the labor market.
Unemployment, which is measured in a separate survey, stayed steady at a relatively low 5percentt, reflecting a growing number of people being drawn back into the labor market by the increased hiring activity.
With the US reluctantly being drawn back into putting out fires in the Middle East, warily watching Russian aggression, facing a stop-and-start "Asia pivot," and on the sidelines the Greek crisis unfolds or Chinese stock markets go through turmoil, reviewing these options is timely for President Obama; they may be even more important for his successor.
On several occasions their visitors, the Cowans (Christoph Waltz and Kate Winslet), make ready to leave, getting as far as the elevators before being drawn back into the Longstreets' living room, as if compelled by a sorcerer's curse or an unseen, chthonic force.
But on Wednesday, Pakistanis were drawn back into their national nightmare.
Record numbers of African Americans and young voters have been drawn back into political life.
Thus the empire, instead of becoming an appendage of the Frankish kingship, was drawn back into the papal sphere.
Bush obviously recognizes the difficulty of being president and does not wish to be drawn back into the fight.
