Sentence examples for rocketed back from inspiring English sources

Her mind rocketed back to the school rashes.

Michael J. Fox put plutonium in a DeLorean and rocketed back to the 1950s.

But Pheu Thai, the party he directs from self-imposed exile in Dubai, rocketed back to power in 2011 with his sister, Yingluck, at the helm.

Following a pattern familiar from the death of Michael Jackson, Ms. Houston's music rocketed back on the charts and radio playlists as news of her death spread.

"It's like being rocketed back to ninth grade with the worst zit on your face except now it's a movie star being pointed at.

But he was clearly uncomfortable when he discussed the amplified persona he has developed in recent months as his old courtroom triumphs rocketed back into the news.

Lilly also saw his life flash before him as he got his glove up to deflect Angel Sanchez's liner as it rocketed back toward him and glanced off his right shoulder in the third inning.

Ireland's borrowing costs rocketed back up towards 9% in nervous markets after the embattled prime minister Brian Cowen failed to convince investors that his plans to cut €15bn (£12.7bn) from spending by 2014 would allow enough economic growth to fuel the moribund Irish economy.

A recent freedom of information request by Rochdale boutique owner Paul Turner-Mitchell, a fellow Guardian Northerner writer, revealed that Stockport's Town Team Committee has spent a grand total of £0 of the £100,000 Portas Pilot money available, and the town has since rocketed back to the top of the list for being the largest town centre with the highest number of empty shops in the UK.

After all, REIT shares rocketed back from their nadir last March thanks to signs they could weather the collapse in real estate values that is still playing out.

In 2011, this figure rocketed back to some 61,000, driven by the conflict in Libya which culminated in the downfall of Col Gaddafi.