Sentence examples for bursting back from inspiring English sources

On either side, bursting back from the highway, the trees tossed rainwater".

It feels as though Adele has graced the cover of almost every magazine since bursting back into the public eye with long-awaited single no-one can get out of their head.

And it ought to worry them, too, just as it worries observers elsewhere in Europe, who see in Italy's position the threat of the euro crisis bursting back into life.

Then, bright and beaming Seth Meyers, unable to perceive or adapt to mood, came bursting back onscreen, yelling, "Now let's all do our best Ricky Gervais impression and give a huge round of applause for Ricky Gervais!" Not a bad joke, if the moment is right for busting on Ricky Gervais.

Media watchers who saw the housing market "bursting back into life" or newspapers offering "positive house price news" last week will have been heartened that not only are prices going up but that we are also enjoying what has been referred to as a "housebuilding boom".

In general this was seen as a sign of an economy bursting back to life despite many new jobs being part-time and low-paid and jobless rates for some groups remaining high (unemployment among young people was 10%, while for African American youth it was 29.6% for 16-19 year-olds and 18.9% for those aged between 20 and 24).

But this year she burst back, winning re-election as head of the Women's League.

The instant the nurse comes through the door, he bursts back through the curtain.

At 9-9 England burst back out of the dressing room determined to regain the initiative.

After 18 years out of office, Labour burst back in 1997 like a cork popping from a champagne bottle.

The immigration row has burst back into life with the lifting of working restrictions on Romanians and Bulgarians.