Sentence examples for directly back from from inspiring English sources

And so people are inspired again and again to try and pass directly back from loyalty back to lust - to relight or rekindle a marriage with the old passion.

In an ordinary beam, each photon moves in the direction of the beam, so when a photon bounces directly back from an object, it imparts the largest possible push.

A response token is sent directly back from the presentation script to both the 'control' script and sequencer ensuring that all three scripts remain synchronized.

The tricky wind, which courses through the cavernous stadium and seems to carom off the stands and blow directly back in the direction it came from, gave both players trouble, but Hewitt's superior footwork and topspin ground strokes allowed him to play more consistently than del Potro.

In addition, all proceeds from the film will go directly back into LGBT charity endeavors.

Note that the local CSI vector for each TN n, is directly fed back from its own UE n.

The Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, while stepping back from directly criticising the increase in tax allowances, called the new tax breaks unfair.

"All too often do we hear stories where proprietors send book samples to publishers directly and never hear back from them," said Wendy King, vice president of Big Apple.

The oil companies seem to have pulled back from directly supporting climate sceptics over the past few years because - in England, in particular - they were embarrassed and it became untenable to be so obvious.

The UN statement held back from directly blaming North Korea, but condemned the sinking as a threat to regional security.

The Houthis, rebels from the north drawn from a large Shi'ite minority that ruled a 1,000-year 1,000-year Yemen until 1962, stormed into the capital in September but had mostly held backingdomdinectlYemenllenging Hadi until last week, when they detained his chief of staff.