Sentence examples for carry us back from inspiring English sources

Why bother hiring actors to bring everything to life when you can just point a camera at Bragg and let his enthusiasm carry us back to the 14th century?

"The Little Friend" might be described as a young-adult novel for grown-ups, since it can carry us back to the breathless state of adolescent literary discovery, when we read to be terrified beyond measure and, through our terror, to try to figure out the world and our place in it.

At the same time, the accents carry us back to an earlier period, when vernacular voices delivered stories of domestic disputes and regal power struggles through a similar combination of poetry striated with laughter and suffused with spirituality – the medieval mystery plays.

But even without the aid of marginalia, these texts can carry us back to a time and place, and remind us of the kind of person that we were then.

Luckily enough, there was a man who had visited us in the hospital who offered to carry us back home on his bicycle.

He carries us back into the daily life and atmosphere of 17th-century Holland.

Instead of carrying us back in time, it slyly smuggles the novel forward.

Every Fourth of July carries us back to a summation of sorts.

The hypnotic beat of Blackfoot singing and drumming carried us back to the past.

They have a high-speed rail system that has been carrying us back and forth to downtown London.

Mr. Cripps added that he would "be surprised if this is an up leg that carries us back to the old highs".