Sentence examples for sky back from inspiring English sources

"We're dropping them as if from the sky back into a very scarred society.

It is a contest that sold itself; all 20,000 seats were snapped up within a couple of hours, enticing Sky back to pay-per-view.

When Frostrup's book programme was axed by Sky back in 2013, she tweeted: "Not a single book show on British TV now — sad day for UK arts programming".

Eyes in the Sky Back at the command post, the officers of K Company watched a video feed from a drone aircraft that showed a man set aside a weapon and begin crawling away in a ditch.

So it modeled the roiling gases in the interior of stars for University astronomers (see "The Stargazers," PAW, Sept. 22, 2010), and for historians, calculated the position of planets in the sky back to 600 B.C.

The Forbes system broadly echoes that introduced by Rupert Murdoch when he launched Sky back in 1989, buying up excess transponders on the Astra satellite system and inviting rival channels to join his package for top rates.

A 16th-century icon representing the Transfiguration has Jesus hovering in the sky backed by a black starburst inside a frosty-blue circle, with Elijah and Moses in attendance.

Sadly, and possibly predictably, there was to be no deal, Sky backed away, Golden Boy fell silent and now Primetime will provide the all-important feed for HBO to continue to show one of their future stars.

On Monday Team Sky backed their rider Bradley Wiggins, who is in possession of the 2012 Tour's yellow jersey, after the 32-year-old reacted angrily to allegations made on social media about Tour winners needing performance-enhancing drugs to win.

It's time to pick up my things from the Mediterranean Palace and take to the skies back to London.

The weather looks fine on James Noone's set for "Donnybrook!" at the Irish Repertory Theater: A verdant landscape and blue skies back a white house dappled with light.