Sentence examples for tragedy back from inspiring English sources

"Better?" Attenborough asks, in a perky voice, putting the tragedy back in its box.

In any case, she drags the drama of a particularly haunting tragedy back to the second-handedness of the photograph from the thirdhandedness of Richter's painting.

As she falls in love with a young Italian man, a family tragedy back home throws her American future into jeopardy.

The Scottish government's decision today to release Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi, the Libyan man convicted, in 2001, of bombing Pan Am Flight 103 and murdering two hundred and seventy people, brings my family's tragedy back into the news.

Seldom does the Boston Molasses Disaster of 1919 come up these days, but a recent spill that is wreaking havoc on the environment in Hawaii brought that long-ago tragedy back into the news.

English National Opera's third new show of the season, and the second that Mark Wigglesworth conducts as its music director, brings what is arguably Verdi's most unsparing tragedy back to the Coliseum after more than two decades.

Arturo-Ignacio Sánchez says, "Colombians have a propensity to respond to tragedies back home, and Orlando is part of that".

Triumphs and tragedies, back stories and back stabbing, mostly brutally honest, sometimes euphemistically elliptical, straight ahead, unblinking testimony laced with great film clips and stories of the emergence of the American New Wave.

The first bodies of the Australian victims from the tragedy arrived back home earlier this week.

Maybe it's true that movie genres are an artificial conceit, since life itself is constantly turning from comedy into tragedy and back again.

That childhood tragedy comes back to haunt her when she investigates a missing persons case that appears to be related to the disappearance of a six-year-old girl – and her own life.