Sentence examples for streaking back from inspiring English sources

The Devils may be streaking back into contention, but the team's majority owner, Jeff Vanderbeek, is becoming bogged down in a fight over the club's future.

In other times, it might have been Air Force Two streaking back and forth across the Pacific like a commuter shuttle for the funeral of a fallen prime minister.

In Blake's image that exploding star is none other than John Milton himself, purified of his Puritanism and streaking back to earth to ravish the poet William Blake, a visual theme that becomes more explicit as that story develops.

BEARS at PANTHERS Line: Panthers by 3 Muhsin Muhammad was a rising star when he left the Panthers (1-0) to sign with the Bears (0-1) in 2005, but three lackluster seasons chasing passes thrown by lackluster quarterbacks sent him streaking back into the surgically repaired arms of Jake Delhomme.

It had then streaked back into the building, made a sharp right, spotted an open door and barreled through it.

As I watched -- and brought my camera up as quickly as I could -- it made a tight turn and streaked back toward me, joined by two more sleek shapes; a group of crabeater seals had found me and were coming in for another look.

Girls either love spiky and mysterious, or streaked back and preppy hair, depending on the girl.

Over a dozen American universities, including Harvard, Princeton, and Tufts, now have a tradition of streaking, dating back to this era.

At my alma mater, Harvard, the tradition of streaking dates back even further.

Most significant, it relegated Josh Satin, who entered the series on a 10-game hitting streak, back to the bench.

This year, the Suns have ridden a late-season hot streak back to their customary place near the top of the Western Conference and could make some noise come playoff time.