Sentence examples for a passage back from inspiring English sources

Passing markets, ancient mosques and finely frescoed churches, they offer a passage back to early Ottoman times, devoid of tourists and tricksters alike.

"Valentine divorced my father in 1937 but, on a passage back to France from India, found herself in London where she was promptly bombed".

But he's in the thick of it at the front and finds an ingenious way to gain a passage back to Downton, where he is no longer a servant, but becomes a linchpin of the new medical set-up there.

A few months later I was waiting on the East Coast for a passage back to England, when a performance of my Sinfonia da Requiem was given in Boston under Serge Koussevitsky [sic].

I write while listening to music, and if I read a particular passage back to myself after a book is finished, I can usually remember the music I was listening to when I wrote it.

Few believe Mr Johnson would have difficulty securing a quick passage back into Parliament if Mr Cameron weakens before 2015 a natural springboard for a leadership bid.The current occupant of 10 Downing Street hardly needs reminding of the need to focus on growth and employment.

"Mr. Bernanke's comments offered the dollar the promise of a safe passage back to civilization".

Loire and Sémillante had escaped from the battle into Black Sod Bay, where they hoped to hide until they had a clear passage back to France.

"Once there, I would ask to be handed over to the Russians, and request a diplomatic exchange for passage back to the United States".

The strengthening of the Danube fleet caused the Kutrigur Huns to withdraw and they agreed to a treaty that allowed safe passage back across the Danube.

A Chinese bidder, ignoring the imperfection, paid a phenomenal $1.26 million to secure its passage back to the homeland that it should not have left.