Sentences with phrase «be turned back»

At the apex of his reign, he and his friends attempted an epic pub crawl in the 12 famous bars of their hometown, only to be turned back by... well, by the same things that turn back anyone who's consumed enough alcohol to kill most forms of livestock.

And more importantly — can he be turned back?

It could be turned back into a footstool so easily and upholstered in grain sack.

I've only made the sleeveless version to date, but there is an option for a cap sleeve that can be turned back on itself as an added design feature.

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It's not so adorable at 3 am when she suddenly decides she doesn't like being on her back and cries out to me to be turned back over again though.

While the hands of time will not be turned back, the results are similar to what could be expected from a face lift or Botox.

Lactic acid is then returned to the liver to be turned back into glucose.

Agribusiness control and government over-regulation of agriculture has developed over the course of several decades, and it will not be turned back overnight.

In essence, the fat cells get the message to release stored fat to be turned back into glycogen and burned as fuel.

Ultimately, fat cells get the message to release stored fat to be turned back into glycogen and burned as fuel.»

«The monumental push in the wake of 9/11 to understand how best to protect the human immune system in the event of a bioweapons attack has helped to turn a page in biomedical science that can not be turned back.»

Virgo in Italy, currently being upgraded, is due to be turned back on by the end of the year, while KAGRA in Japan should be ready to join in the hunt towards the end of this decade.

In 2003, however, researchers at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands who mounted single molecules of diarylethene between gold electrodes found that, even though the switches could be turned off by visible light, they could not then be turned back on by ultraviolet.

This rotational energy can then be turned back into electrical energy whenever it is needed.

As Home Office minister James Brokenshire told me in parliament this week, refugees fleeing conflict should not be turned back at the border.

It would give Labour the unquestionable momentum supplied by surprise political victories and suggest the SNP tide can be turned back.

There has been a tacit acknowledgment that a toll hike on the Thruway is likely, but the administration has been particularly reluctant to discuss that in an election year — especially since the last proposed toll hike caused such an uproar, and had to be turned back as a result.

And it is ironic, the Democrats actually took power back in the House making the argument of Republican corruption, and it's now going to be turned back on us.»

«We remain resolute in our belief that the tide of equality can not be turned back.

Lo and behold, while pushing, she turned her head causing distress and couldn't be turned back and I had to have an emergency c - section.

After yet another eventful international break the sights can be turned back to club football and, most importantly, Chelsea.

Not to mention how deflating it is to get huge turnovers only for them to be turned back, or for nothing to come out of it.

Still, that meant the ball would be turned back over to Wisconsin's offense, and that seemed likely to produce more disasters.

Shipments of Australian products could be turned back at the Chinese border, industry insiders fear, as confusion reigns over Beijing's clamp down on online sales.

Let them be put to shame and brought to dishonour that seek after my soul: Let them be turned back and confounded that devise my hurt Let them be as chaff before the wind....

For, ultimately, it is not through the law that the oxymoron of gay marriage will be turned back, but by the conversion of individual human hearts.

This rising tide of cultural domination can be turned back in two ways: through the support of efforts in the third world to achieve local communication that reflects local needs; and through reform of the media in the first world — which we will consider in some detail in Chapter 11, «What We Can Do.»

And the world shall be turned back to primeval silence for seven days as it was at the first beginnings; so that no - one shall be left.

Whatever criticism I might level against «fundamental» beliefs could easily be turned back on me (which is why I try not to do that).

Perceptive Conservatives know this move toward openness will have to be legitimately addressed and this wave of political trouble can't be turned back with endless and groundless claims that their tormenter - in - chief Tom Mulcair could have ended Quebec corruption by blowing the whistle on the mayor of Laval 17 years ago.

Speculation is sure to run high about which direction BlackBerry will choose, but its board has launched a formal review to consider options, so something from which there is no turning back is afoot.

While Walmart hasn't publicly commented on why it's turned its back on Apple Pay, its decision in 2015 to launch Walmart Pay suggested the retailer was ready to do battle.

Probably half the people here didn't realize that this was it — that there was no turning back.»

«Employees sign up to deliver our compost by bike [obviously] to a local farm in Red Hook, Brooklyn [of course it's in Brooklyn], where it is turned back into the soil that produces the food we enjoy together.

As described by the Energy Department, LNG is principally used for transporting natural gas to markets, where it's turned back into a gas and distributed for a variety of uses, including running nat gas vehicles.

As a result, they're turning back to hedge funds.

Some fund managers are turning their backs on Facebook, leading to a split in the generally lumped - together FANG (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google / Alphabet) group.

There is no sign that SNC - Lavalin's clients are turning their backs in the wake of the scandal, or that it's having difficulty scoring new contracts.

YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki made a point of saying the new shows — all of which will be supported by advertising, rather than a subscription paywall like YouTube Red — shouldn't be taken as a sign that the service is turning its back on its user - generated past.

As the entire free world was embracing American style free market capitalism, we here at home were turning our backs on it.

They knew that once they committed there was no turning back; it had to be perfect.

A second flight dispatched to Palm Springs was turned back after it encountered a mechanical problem.

«It's insightful to see that so many graduates and young workers are turning their back on potential employers because of the poor design of their office.»

The bitcoin is growing, there is no turning back now.

With low barriers to entry, ease of use and flexibility, it's no small wonder more people are turning their backs on the high healthcare costs in the U.S. for more accessible healthcare abroad.

On May 14th we'll be turning back the tide and making history.

It was go time and there was no turning back.

Now, however, it has taken center stage, and many industry watchers believe there's no turning back — especially with the...

This weekend, a family of Syrians who have been attempting to rejoin family members in the United States for more than a decade, were turned back almost immediately after touching down in the United States.