Sentence examples for past right into from inspiring English sources

Today I'd like to put ancient history on hold for a moment and move from the past right into the present.

The work may be an elegy for the iceberg's eventual melting (or a skit on global warming: Charrière is never conventional), but his presence there brings the unfathomable past right into the present as you wonder how he got there, whether he's about to sink into a hole and how he will ever get off.

We are right to feel that he transports us into the past; right to trust him, even if Henry came a cropper by doing so.

Surely the only way an institute of higher learning could respond to something like that would be to shout "Roll Tide!" and wash that racism away into the past, right?

Three or half past — right.

Sometimes the past is built right into the present.

But they never tried with the core mortgage frauds that drove the crisis; officials swiftly moved past investigations and right into settlement negotiations.

With this knowledge in mind, we now embark on our journey into the past and plunge right into the world of the Ancient Greeks.

Incidentally, you're not supposed to flush condoms because they don't break down during sewage treatment and often slip past the filters, right into Lake Michigan.

His most telling sequence came at the 15th, where he drove it into the tall grass, chopped it out just short of the green, then sent a putt screaming past the flag — right into a bunker on the other side.

I wonder if he's shy and I plan on saying hello, but before I even get the chance, he leans past the booth right into my immediate space.