Sentence examples for a wider return from inspiring English sources

The executions of two Kuwaitis and five foreigners were the first in the country in over three years and reflected a wider return to the death penalty in the region.

Trading volumes, therefore, are in a seasonal blip amid a wider return to more stabilized levels.

But a wide return on the third is too good, and Roddick takes the first set.

It is part of a wider battle to return housing across London to the control of the residents and away from an institutionalised elite.

Then, when Christie moved on to a wider repertory, Rousset returned to Lully and Rameau, his early loves.

The plan is part of a wider Labour strategy to return services to public hands.

We saw something of Atherton in his cussed batting - in fact, we saw rather a lot of him - but there was another side to him that has only become evident to a wider public since his return.

After the season, the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association named Smith to the All-ACC second team as both a wide receiver and return specialist.

He was also an All-American football player at the University of Colorado and played professional football as a wide receiver and return specialist in the National Football League for the Philadelphia Eagles and the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Beyond them, however, lies a wider fear – of the creeping return of the casual contempt for liberty which was associated with the later Blair years.

Those two lines, Mr. Bruneel said, were owned by American Electric Power, and when they "tripped," or stopped transmitting power, that "pushed it past the point of no return," making a wider blackout inevitable.