Sentence examples for drawn back there from inspiring English sources

Manet, Caillebotte, Morisot and several others became permanent residents, while Monet was frequently drawn back there.

After her grandmother died, in the early nineties, Egan found herself drawn back there.

But what writer-director Mike Flanagan has really done is use Jackson's sinister house as the setting for a new story, focused the Crain family — driven from the house by mysterious events back in 1992, and drawn back there due to present-day tragedy.

As the curtain draws back, there should be a sudden gasp of recognition, then a snigger – followed, I hope, by a warm round of applause.

The bedcovers were drawn back, and lying there, toward the foot of the bed, was a billfold with a mess of cards spilling out of it, like somebody had shuffled through them hunting something particular — a note, an I.O.U., who knows?

I read it the way I read Adorno's Minima Moralia (another book Debbie and I bonded over), sipping from its aphorisms here and there, drawn back in by its charms over years, decades now.

But then we are drawn back to the plate because there is something so much more grown up going on there.

On December 2nd 1942 the pile had grown large enough to allow a nuclear reaction to take off when the control rods were drawn back from its heart.The axeman was there in case the reaction went out of control.

Instead of having to schedule a video call or interrupt friends, you just step inside your Airtime room, and friends are either already there or are drawn back by the "Doorbell" notifications triggered when people enter or share content.

"We will offer sales each and every week," Johnson said on a conference call following Thursday's results, "but we'll do it differently than we did in the past". Equally, if not more important, than Johnson's realization that sales and coupons have some value, is whether the customers are still there to be drawn back into J.C. Penney's stores.

There were curtains drawn back on his way of doing business: "Some of his business friends thought he was a terrible negotiator," Steiner said.