Sentence examples for could never return from inspiring English sources
The Cronkite era, though, could never return.
I have family there so I still go up regularly, but I could never return.
But Prior could never return, not even to compete in the minor leagues.
The savagery had purpose: once implicated, many children considered themselves outcasts who could never return home.
Even though Mr Atibu has failed to find a job since leaving Mandera, he said that he could never return.
There a customs officer told her that her visa had expired and she could never return to America.
The first filter applied by most investors is to identify high-growth investable startups from ones that may be a good family business with organic growth, but could never generate a 10x return.
This meant you could leave but never return.
More likely recipients, other than governors general and state governors, would be chiefs of the defence force and chief justices – people, the prime minister said, who "by virtue of the office they have held, could never entirely return to private life".
As I recollected my adventure, it became more and more like a dream, hyperrealistic, a place I know I could never really return to.
As for Anwar, who could well choose to never return to Malaysia, life in his home country, whether behind bars or atop rally stages, seems the only option for fighting for a democracy that he says will one day prevail.
