Use of flashback in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include flashback at the start of sentence, flashback at the end of sentence and flashback in the middle of sentence
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flashback at the start of sentence
- Flashback to 30 March 1968: two kids playing in a deserted tenement block discover a corpse.
flashback at the end of sentence
- I have had my first flashback.
- The story is told in flashback.
- The story is narrated in flashback.
- The reader is told the story in flashback.
- The events of his boyhood are shown in a flashback.
- The worgen starting zone actually begins in a flashback.
flashback in the middle of sentence
- This article adopts the flashback technique.
- The flashback technique is used in this film.
- So it would be really fun a flashback episode.
- There is even a flashback to the murder itself.
- I often have a wonderful flashback to my childhood.
- I had a sudden flashback to the time immediately after the war.
- I just had a flashback to the day my ex - boyfriend and I broke up.
- Must have been a flashback. - I wish you hadn't taken these off, Maya.
- The novel began with a flashback to the hero's experiences in the war.
- A flashback of the Great War between the Titans and the Olympians is shown.
- If the author uses flashback, symbols, or figurative language, make note of it.
- B : Nothing. I just had a flashback to the day my ex - boyfriend and I broke up.
- Only vaguely, in one or two frozen flashback memories, could he recall his father.
- In the middle, we get an extended flashback of the four as girls in the summer of 1970.
- I flashback to Scholz, buttoned-up warm against the cold, his collar clean, his tie neat.
- Kamma may assume the form. of a flashback about the past or an hallucination the present.
- Belushi, by now a murder victim himself, tells all this in flashback ala Sunset Boulevard.
- The representation of Wordsworth on imagination, always rooting his topics in the flashback of memory.
- It was all a flashback to his own childhood and to his father, Trent thought as he looked across at Mariana.
- A constant motif is a flashback to a field of wheat, interposed suddenly and incongruously in various scenes.
- Each slips new readers the story so far, Clarke in lucid flashback or reflection, Asimov with surprising clumsiness.
- Anyway, as I sat there considering this speech further, I suddenly had a flashback of the one speaker who I actually did remember from youthful days.
