Sentence examples for beginning of the return from inspiring English sources

"This is the beginning of the return.

"It feels like we have seen the beginning of the return of the strategic deal.

"It was the beginning of the return to California," he said.

The announcement coincides with the beginning of the return of thousands of American Express employees to its headquarters building.

Many MPs don't like this new Westminster, and will be secretly, or not so secretly, hoping that Haw's death marks the beginning of the return of Parliament Square to empty splendour.

Schaub steps up into the pocket two plays later, looking for Walter on another third down, but Wesley Woodyard leaps up to make an athletic interception, reaching out a hand and pulling the ball in before appearing to return it deep into Houston territory - only for the officials to rule he had stepped out at the beginning of the return.

Therefore, taking the equilibrium value of the circulating pool as a reference value, is the difference between this value and the value found at a time t after the beginning of the returning to the steady-state equilibrium condition.

After eight embarrassing, unrepentant years of reckless cowboy arrogance marred by war, war crimes and human rights abuses, Obama's Nobel Prize symbolizes the beginning of the United States' return to respectability and perhaps even greatness someday.

Students on leave must notify the college registrar (Academic Surge A), in writing, of their intention to return to campus at least one month before the beginning of the semester by returning the Return from Leave of Absence form.

| Gounod's "Roméo et Juliette," a delightfully gauzy entertainment inspired by Shakespeare that bowed at the beginning of the season, returns for the holidays with the magnetic Anna Netrebko and the up-and-coming Joseph Kaiser in the title roles; Plácido Domingo conducts.

Tardiness is not being at one's workstation ready to work at the scheduled start time, such as the beginning of the shift, returning late from breaks, or leaving work early.