Sentence examples for quickened back from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, his Hamlet is quickened back to life only by the Ghost; and the overwhelming impression is of a man who, in putting on an "antic disposition", reveals his true, nervously excitable, mercurial self.

This was a revelation to Americans, just as their supermarkets, frozen and convenience food and tomatoes "half-ripe, gassed, shuttled great distances and artificially quickened back to life" had greatly shocked Hazan when she first arrived in New York in 1955.

Suddenly, Brazil's transitions from front to back quickened, their mobility from deep far enhanced; the road to Neymar, Oscar and their marauding full-backs seemed clearer than at any point in the preceding 225 minutes of their tournament.

The only times the pace quickened was when she dipped back into her catalog, especially to her 1997 debut album, "Baduizm," which betrayed more of an affinity for hip-hop than her later albums would.

He quickened the pace heading down the back straight and his jumping kept him at the head of affairs as Long Run had some less than comfortable moments with his jumping under Sam Waley-Cohen.

Thistle had looked a shadow of the side that had dominated earlier, but an Elliot shot and Doolan just failing to connect with a cross at the back post will have quickened the pulse of Johnston in the away dugout.

He allowed his jockey, Kent Desormeaux, to wrangle him back again when the pace quickened.

No, Marcie could never replace Julie any more than Julie had totally replaced Marcie, but... His pace back home from his walk quickened.

The winner came into the straight in last but quickened up very well, with Never On Sunday (7-2) back in third.

That quickened pace cut the lead of the four-man breakaway back to about 10 minutes by the time the climb started in earnest.

When the bursts from the tear gas launchers quickened, the protesters retreated, until the young men at the front told them to come back.