Sentence examples for bother to return from inspiring English sources
They are also told not to bother to return to work without a written excuse.
Two very young women did not bother to return after lunch.
Many of the delegates did not bother to return to the convention at all after the Presidential nomination, but left town as soon as the trains could take them.
Many people who take others' footwear while drunk do not bother to return them, said Cho Chang-hyun, 53, who owns a restaurant in Seoul and recently blogged about shoe-snatching.
Shareholders who don't bother to return their proxies and vote on the issues raised in them deserve the mediocrity, or worse, in management that many of them have received in recent years.
"I cannot tell you how humbled and gratified I am to be here as the nominee of the Republican Party.'' Normally presidential candidates park themselves in New Hampshire in the months leading up to its first-in-the-nation primary and then rarely bother to return.
Many of them never bothered to return their maid uniforms or pick up their last paychecks.
Crisis in Six Scenes looks like Allen accepting a compliment from television without bothering to return it.
Would he care what anyone might say should he decide to give a wildcard to a player who never bothered to return to his own country to qualify by right?
"To the dumb question 'Why me?,' " he writes, "the cosmos barely bothers to return the reply: Why not?" He was valiant to the end, a paragon of British phlegm.
