Sentence examples for defect back from inspiring English sources

He wanted to defect back to the ANC, but worried that if he tried, either his old comrades or his new bosses would kill him.

And in one final development, Elliot Nichols, a Ukip councillor in South West Surrey, announced he would defect back to the Conservatives after admitting a "grave error" in moving to Ukip.

His responses prompted speculation that he intends to defect back to the Conservatives, and former Tory colleague Louise Mensch taunted him in tweets: "Problem; he believes if you switch parties you need to resign and fight a by-election, and he'll lose a by-election.

Labor lost some councils in the north, a traditional stronghold, and was hurt by the tendency of Conservative voters who had voted for Mr. Blair's Labor Party more than a decade ago to re-defect back to the Tories.

Marsden was a Labour MP, who then defected to the Lib Dems before defecting back.

Voters defected back to Labour or to the Tories in large numbers.

She was, but she defected back in time to fight as a Tory candidate in 2005.

At 22 he accomplished the difficult feat of defecting back to the United States with a Russian wife and a baby.

Some of them have defected back to NBC, while others seem to be getting back into dramas like "Dawson's Creek" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" on WB.

When it became clear that Mrs. Gandhi could win the election, held 2 months ago, former enemies defected back to her party.

Slightly more credible is Kenji Fujimoto, a former sushi chef to the late North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, who defected back to Japan in 2001.