Sentence examples for detached to return from inspiring English sources

Disaster struck the next day, when Glorious, escorted by Acasta and Ardent, were detached to return to Britain.

Robert Beatson lists the composition of the fleet at its departure from England, and notes which ships separated to go to the West Indies, as well as those detached to return the prizes captured on 8 January to England.

Kent and two destroyers were detached to bombard Bardia while returning to Alexandria.

In September 1930, he returned to Langley Field and was detached to the Air Corps Tactical School as armament officer.

She was detached to the Northern Squadron (Escadre du Nord), based at Brest, for the first half of the year before returning to Toulon in late June.

While some leukocytes may adhere, or stick, to the endothelium after rolling along the vessel wall, it is also common for them to detach and return to free-flow (5, 16).

Due to fuel shortages Indefatigable and three destroyers detached later that day to return to Scapa Flow, and Formidable with two destroyers followed 24 hours later.

Others felt that the device looked fragile and were worried about damaging it, particularly when detaching the data recorder to return it to the study coordinating center.

He then detached about half the fleet, led by the Medway and Charles Galley, to return to Saint Pierre to destroy it, while he took the other half north toward Bonavista.

But young women who had left the village for crowded slums were detached from these traditional networks, without the money (or sometimes the desire) to return to their villages to give birth.

When it's time for the capsule to return home, the pilot descends by venting the helium and eventually detaching from the balloon itself.