Sentence examples for being thrust back in from inspiring English sources

Watching Kimberly cavort around the stage in Fabulous Fanny, you do get the sense of being thrust back in time.

Cimbri, a Germanic tribe whose military incursion into Roman Italy was thrust back in 101 bc.

So Barber may be thrust back in that role simply because he is the best at it.

Greece's former finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, has been thrust back in the spotlight as he vigorously defended plans to launch a parallel payment system in the event of the country being ejected from the euro.

Bourgeois's legacy is being thrust back into popular culture.

But I can't imagine he would have taken this job knowing he would be thrust back into official crime fighting in less than six months.

Radio Times TV editor Alison Graham, who helped to draw up the list, said women in TV have been thrust back into the spotlight by the duo anchoring one of the biggest shows on the small screen.

Still in shock, Russ is thrust back into contact with his ex-wife, Barb Felicity Huffmann), a woman tightly wound around bitterness.

Baroness Thatcher's premiership was thrust back into the American spotlight this year when Meryl Streep starred in a controversial Hollywood film about her.

Thatcher's premiership was thrust back into the American spotlight this year when Meryl Streep starred in a controversial Hollywood film about her life.

Mr Modi's case was thrust back into the limelight after a British newspaper found him living in an £8m ($10.5m) London flat.