Sentence examples for rocketed back to 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.

"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.

After a brief exploration of "Tranquility Base", the astronauts rocketed back to the orbiting command module in the upper part of the LM, leaving behind its base, which served as a launching pad.

White House advisers said the president has become more aggressive in recent weeks as it became clear that the big banks that received large amounts of government aid to stay afloat a year ago had rocketed back to profitability by making the same kind of risky investments that had gotten them in trouble.

Still, this feels like a case of "too little, too late," as the alternative R&B star had a tighter vice grip on the pop charts two years ago when he rocketed back-to-back singles "Can't Feel My Face" and "The Hills" to No. 1. Then there's Eminem, hot off the heels of Revival, his eighth consecutive chart-topping album and one of the most widely lambasted records of 2017.

Here we are rocketing back to Vologda in the early morning.

But at 9 50 p.m., 40 minutes before the scheduled end of the dinner, Mr. Bush's motorcade was rocketing back to the hotel.

ON the second day of the new year, Ms. Hays showed off the home she rockets back to, its 700-plus square feet a neat theorem of efficient, modern design.

The Great Recession drove U.S. auto sales to a low of 10.4 million vehicles sold in 2009, but the industry has rocketed back since, to 15.6 million sold last year.