Sentence examples similar to set back in motion from inspiring English sources

"She kissed him -- they kissed whenever they met, no matter where or when," he writes, "even if one of them had just stepped out of the room, because that was love, that was the way love was -- and then they took two bowls of ice cream into the living room and, with a flick of the remote, set the maniac back in motion".

She kissed him — they kissed whenever they met, no matter where or when, even if one of them had just stepped out of the room, because that was love, that was the way love was — and then they took two bowls of ice cream into the living room and, with a flick of the remote, set the maniac back in motion.

This set the bureaucratic machine back in motion and required another public hearing that resulted in the brewery's C.U.P. being limited to just five years and requiring another hearing in one year to evaluate the brewery's impact on the neighborhood.

That decision cost Schembechler a defensive back, but set in motion an exceptional baseball career.

Using a steel wire 220 feet long, the French scientist Jean-Bernard-Léon Foucault suspended a 62-pound iron ball from the dome of the Panthéon and set it in motion, rocking back and forth.

What sequestration does in 2014: The cuts in question are known as "sequestration". They were first set in motion back in the 2011 Budget Control Act, and they essentially set stringent overall spending limits on discretionary spending every year.

And with regard to the supposed conflict between evolution and Christianity, Byrne observes, 'Accepting the theory of evolution doesn't make you an atheist' (p. 94), although he then enunciates a misleadingly and needlessly limited definition of theistic evolution (as 'God set everything in motion and then stood back'; contrast, for example, Peters and Hewlett 2003, ch. 6).

The wheels for this were set in motion back on May 11 with a suggestion from Nydia M. Velázquez, the Brooklyn congresswoman.

Descending farther and farther, the two came to a chamber of bones, and the photographs they brought back set Dr. Berger in motion.

Some of the country's largest banks are scaling back a plan set in motion by the Treasury Department to shore up troubled investment vehicles and calm the debt markets.

Hankins to take the balanced approach laid out in the Obama Administration's oil and gas leasing reforms set in motion back in 2010.