Sentence examples for a potent return from inspiring English sources
It was the year in which a number of old masters put out major books: Stephen King's Doctor Sleep (Hodder & Stoughton), his sequel to The Shining, marked a potent return to form – the best King novel for a long time.
It was a potent return from injury for Chamakh, who has been sidelined with a hamstring injury since 13 December.
The exchange suggested that both parties saw the weakening economy as a potent political issue likely to return to the forefront of the national agenda as soon as the war in Afghanistan begins drawing to a close.
Since 2007 stocks picked by this model have put up potent returns relative to the market.
For Ms. Franklin the Mayfield songs provided a potent albeit brief return to form; for the rest of that decade she would flounder creatively and make some of her worst recordings.
When Israeli forces entered the Old City during the 1967 war, the Wall became a potent symbol of return and reconnection to this shrine for Israelis and for Jews worldwide.
Patients' rights are a potent political issue.
But Republicans had a potent political comeback.
As a doctor, I've seen too many cancer patients have their tumors start to shrink at first sight of a potent new cancer medicine, but return with a vengeance when they eventually stop responding to the medical regimen.
Here at the Westin in downtown Seattle, where the people who campaigned so hard for the Washington referendum for same-sex marriage are watching national returns, there's a potent sense of optimism.
