Sentence examples for being given back to from inspiring English sources

Two such concerts are being given back to back at Weill Recital Hall this week.

One woman wanted the free schools to be "returned to the local authority family", ie being given back to the bureaucrats.

That's a tough word,a big word, which means the perpetrators coming to terms with what happened, and its history being given back to the survivors and the dead, as happened to Jewry after the Shoah.

There were also concerns over parking, and councillors said not enough was being given back to the community by the club.

Despite, 85% of every rupee earned by GCMMF (marketing wing of AMUL) being given back to its members; average net income earned by the members is only INR 3405 per month.

While Airbnb is urging legislators in New York to enact changes to the law that it says would result in $21 million in taxes being given back to the state, the Hotel Association of New York City said it would oppose such changes.

His passport was given back to him.

In 1947 the loges were given back to independent India.

The decisions should be given back to doctors and nurses".

The very small fish are given back to the sea.

About $30 million has been given back to the states.