Sentence examples for circumstances back from inspiring English sources

Under better circumstances "Back to Black" would have been a foundation for a long and maturing catalog.

It has been known for a while Fernando Alonso is to return to the team he left in inauspicious circumstances back in 2007.

Roethlisberger had arrived here under the strangest circumstances, back at another Super Bowl, but a conflicted superstar more than a celebrated one.

Like many Latin American intellectuals, Neruda, whose real name was Neftalí Ricardo Reyes Basoalto, lived abroad both as a diplomat and as an exile, depending on the political circumstances back home.

But in the meantime, the N.F.L. season is set to begin under the oddest of circumstances: back judges are getting as much attention as Brees and Brady, and some fans are almost as eager to see the official Mike Carey as they are the spread offense.

Fiorina and other tech CEOs were indeed operating in very difficult circumstances back then.

"A cursory glance at the win/loss stats for all the previous England captains would seem to suggest that Cook is coming in for an unnecessary amount of flak on the back of an admittedly abject tour but with strongly mitigating circumstances (back-to-back Ashes series)," writes Adam Levine.

If you've seen Mr. Keezer recently, it was likely in more delicate circumstances, backing the trumpeter Chris Botti or the singer Dianne Reeves.

He set up the first Aston Villa goal in a November match against Sunderland in dubious circumstances; back-heeling the ball, which "looked to have gone out of play" to Aaron Hughes.

Nonetheless, he told me, "It put my physical circumstance back into interstate domain, as opposed to, you know, the everyday criminality".

Public acts of ritual often include the recitation of myths of creation or of origin; such recitation transports the worshipper from ordinary time and circumstance back to the beginnings of things.