Sentence examples for mantle back from inspiring English sources

"Volcano to atmosphere to sediments to mantle, back to surface".

To acclamation, Vojislav Kostunica donned that mantle back in October, after he had thrashed Slobodan Milosevic in an election for the presidency and was triumphantly propelled into the job, after Mr Milosevic had refused to leave it, by an exultant wave of rebellion on the streets.

When Stewart called White House legislation "timid," Obama got defensive and offered a less-than-thrilling new mantra: "Yes, we can but... ...... "We have done things that people don't even know about," said Obama, who left his Great Communicator mantle back in Grant Park on election night.

Well, I am an American, and I want to take that f@$&ng mantle back.

The upperparts, including mantle, back and wings, are a golden-olive colour, and the margins of the primary and secondary coverts a darker olive-brown, while the underparts are white.

There is a "Godfather III" element to this: "No matter how much I think I'm out, they pull me back in," and Veronica as a non-PI, she doesn't use voiceover -- it's only when she picks that mantle back up.

This is probably due to the sources and the nature of the recharge, the host rock geology, and the short residence time of the groundwater in the weathered mantle aquifer (Back and Hanshaw 1971).

The female is unusual in that it has a scalloped black or brownish-black mantle and back; the dark feathers there are edged with white.

Because those materials weren't firmly attached to the crust and were, on the whole, heavier than those in the mantle, they dripped back toward the core (triggering the upwelling of deeper material, as depicted in the video, which represents several million years of time) the researchers report this month in Nature Geoscience.

Geomagnetic depth sounding research supports a region of increased electrical conductivity in the mantle below the back-arc side of Kyushu (Handa et al. 1992; Shimoizumi et al. 1997).

He also sought to wrest back the mantle of "one nation" seized by Ed Miliband at the Labour conference.