Sentence examples for entirely return from inspiring English sources

The PM said the new honour would be for those who have "accepted public office rather than sought it and who can never by virtue of that office ever entirely return to private life".

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".

"It is my intention that the award should only go to those that have accepted rather than sought office and who can never, by virtue of the office they have held, entirely return to public life".

In his statement Abbott said he intends, "that this new award will go to those who have accepted public office rather than sought it; and who can never, by virtue of the office they have held, entirely return to private life".

But the Asian financial crisis sapped demand that has not entirely returned.

When Pence spoke, he wisely avoided the Cruz controversy entirely, returning instead to the argument that Scott Walker had laid out earlier.

Still H.I.V. positive, his immune function has almost entirely returned — an achievement that he credits in large part to his practice of the meditation technique called Reiki, which he engages in several hours a day.

While his arm strength is not thought to have entirely returned yet, he passed a physical given by the Broncos, and he threw well in a workout for them last Friday.

By the time Ponsonby died, the momentum had entirely returned in favour of the French.

Pretreatment of parasite culture with 4-hydroxy-tamoxifen (4HT) inhibited CQ-induced MOMP almost entirely, returning the proportion of JC1-positive cells to ∼90%.

Unlike most crabs, they are almost entirely land-based, only returning to the sea to lay their eggs.