Sentence examples for could return to take from inspiring English sources
When harvest time arrived last year, Mr. Derey said, he called Mr. Baroudy and asked if he could return to take the crop from his pistachio groves.
The Irish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, calling for a "no" vote on the Treaty, said neutrality "has been a positive force for peace". And some opponents contend that the treaty would mean Irish soldiers would have to take orders from the British Army, and fear that the British could return to take over military barracks in this country.
But several doctors consulted said that it was conceivable that Williams could return to competition while taking anti-coagulant medication, although it might not be advisable because of the risk of internal or external bleeding.
He told The Los Angeles Times last week that his remaining options were to violate probation so he could return to jail or perhaps take his own life.
After five or ten years, the laborer could return to India or stay and take a small plot of land.
And then, for the general election, we could return to our usual winner-take-all vote to unite our great state behind one candidate.
They lacked information on how long time the recovery would take and when they could return to work and normal activity.
