Sentence examples similar to drawing back through from inspiring English sources
It was as if these sailors had been drawn back through time into a private darkness and all the waters of the world had retreated and finally gathered in their eyes, glassy reflections that floated like mirages on the surface of their dry and deserted faces.
"Through it we can see a country drawing back from the brink of devastation".
Once it is complete the instruments, along with any removed tissue, are drawn back out through the stomach and mouth and the access incision is stitched up.
"It's moments like those when you draw back on your success through the whole year," Warner said.
On this path of the heart, I was drawn back to the Beloved through the mystery of love, a love affair that takes place within the heart.
In the early 60s Garner combined writing with some part-time television presenting and in 1965 published Elidor, in which three children are drawn back into a dying world through the portal of a dilapidated Manchester house.
On one level, this is about a divorced couple drawn back together through a newly acquired fascination with food, one cooking, the other growing exotic greens.
In close proximity to modern liberties, he had drawn back and, through Al Jazeera, sought the simplifications and certainties of extreme faith.
Draw back on the syringe.
That we have promised retaliation for decades and then always drawn back, hoping that we could get through if we simply did not provoke the enemy, is appeasement, and it must be quite clear by now even to those who perpetually appease that appeasement simply does not work.
