Sentence examples for be returned from harm from inspiring English sources
Because Indonesia hasn't guaranteed people won't be returned from harm, then that obligation remains on us," she said.
The 'revolt of the generals' collapsed with the announcement that General Blamey was returning from the Middle East to become Commander in Chief, but seems to have done the participants no harm.
"It was returning from offshore.
British troops were returning from Palestine.
Children were returning from school exams.
India did provide them with a short-term solution – a temporary reprieve from imminent danger – but it gave them no status, no future and no guarantee they wouldn't one day be returned to harm.
Mr Justice Ouseley, the SIAC chairman, found that there was no reasonable cause to suspect that Mr Y will be harmed if he is returned, based on diplomatic assurances from Algeria.
Lyttle also told the officers that "he would harm himself, and threatened [a Border Patrol officer] with bodily harm if he was returned to Mexico".
His report states that the frescoes "were returned to their previous beauty without receiving any harm".
