Sentence examples for comfortably return from inspiring English sources
Another change this year stipulates that drivers must stay on the race track at all times and must have a "justifiable reason" if they go off the track and comfortably return to it.
And yet the experiences that O'Hara had as a child and as a young man seemed to him anything but fictional: his father dying while he was at Harvard, his mother descending into an alcoholic spiral, his own sexual and artistic awakening stranding him without a past to which he could comfortably return.
His conviction that the 2008 cycle would comfortably return Mario and Lincoln Diaz-Balart to Congress and help put Florida's electoral votes in John McCain's column was, in part at least, based on his belief that "it's older people who vote".
Khan himself led his detachment of troops up a hill and into Wandsworth Common ward, which comfortably returned three Conservative councillors last year.
Once they have survived 10 or 15 minutes the confidence that they can defend the ball comfortably returns and they bat more discreetly.
The South African mare Mahbooba staked her claim for bigger prizes when comfortably returning to winning form in the conditions race under Christophe Soumillon.
Menino faced no opposition at all in his first reelection in 1997 and has been comfortably returned to office, though with declining margins, since.
Even if they lose, David Cameron's slender majority guarantees they will return comfortably to a cabinet bent on an austerity that wrecks the lives of their unhappy erstwhile supporters.
Could it be that we are being forced comfortably or not, to return to our remembrance of the Seed?
Continuing at an easier level will allow the child to practice comfortably, and you can return to the previous level tomorrow.
The night had seemed to go on as long as the eight-week marathon, twisting and turning, but steadily defying the conventional wisdom that the government would be returned comfortably, even with a reduced majority in parliament.
