Sentence examples for back to their nearest from inspiring English sources

With the police, and hecklers in the small crowd that had gathered, asking me if I was all right; slowly, precisely, and rather loudly, I began to feel like one of those unfortunate, bewildered old folk who falls down in the street and has to be put in a taxi back to their nearest and dearest.

They were stopped near sunset on their way back to their village, near Poza, where the Special Operations Forces have a base.

Cattle and horses were released to the nearby forests during daytime and were brought back to their sheds near human houses in the evening.

Following a flight of four German Junkers Ju 52 transports back to their base near Fort Capuzzo, Libya, he shot one down before it landed and strafed the other three on the ground, setting all on fire.

Miguel had hoped to take the women back to their hotel near the Virgin of Guadalupe shrine, unaware their companions worked for the bar and were in on the scam.

The two boys were feasting on McDonald's chicken nuggets and fries, perhaps as a reward for behaving so well or perhaps as a way to placate them on the hour car ride back to their home near the Slovakian border.

Mr. Lucero said they moved into their apartment about eight months ago and regularly sent money back to their families living near Puebla, Mexico.

This year, the Suns have ridden a late-season hot streak back to their customary place near the top of the Western Conference and could make some noise come playoff time.

Often people will make friends at work or school that move away or go back to their hometown that isn't anywhere near close to you.

They were told to head back to their seats when they lingered near the rear galley; letting the children stretch their legs in the aisle was also not an option.

Fossil bones and teeth uncovered in Africa extend knowledge of human origins back to near their beginnings, scientists say.