Sentence examples for revisits from from inspiring English sources

She has a wall full of memory tapes, randomly arranged, which she revisits from time to time.

Seth, a gay high school student in recovery from betrayal by his first lover, shifts between two realities: the post-apocalyptic wasteland that now surrounds his childhood home, and the US small town where he spent his teenage years and revisits from his new reality in nightmares.

Worth revisiting from that game is the highlight (or lowlight, in the Colts' case) of the rookie Blair White knocking away a sure Manning touchdown pass to Reggie Wayne.

Revisited from 4 to 7 p.m. a day later, the hall was different again, especially after the urban exodus began after 4 25.

"The Gatekeepers" is in part a history of post-'67 Israel, in which familiar events are revisited from an unusual and fascinating perspective.

He added, "The technology will continue to change and evolve, and this rule will have to be revisited from time to time".

Dr. Labriola, along with Dr. Henry Lee, a forensic scientist, re-examined crimes in the book "Famous Crimes Revisited: From Sacco-Vanzetti to O. J. Simpson".

Among the offerings will be burgers from the city's first food truck, Le Camion Qui Fume; cotton candy macarons from Ladurée (created exclusively for the bash); and cheesecake revisited from the chocolatier Jean-Paul Hévin.

History is a process, a perpetual journey; and the intellectually honest approach to the past, which we must keep revisiting from the ever-shifting perspective of today, is through the imagination rather than through ideology.

By Jon Michaud July 1, 2010 This week's selection comes from reader Jeffrey Ainis, who wrote in from California to recommend James Stevenson's "The Pianoforte Factory Revisited" from the issue of November 28, 1970.

They are accustomed to thinking of modernism as a discrete historical chapter, a 20th-century period style to be revisited from time to time as a form of retro taste.