Sentence examples for friends returning from from inspiring English sources
And I'd heard anecdotes from family and friends returning from Tenerife or Lanzarote about the quality of the local plonk.
Three hours later, at around 6am, a group of friends returning from a fishing trip on a small private boat heard a noise that sounded like distant seagulls.
In August, during a spell of lovely summer weather, Orwell, Avril, Richard and some friends, returning from a hike up the coast in a small motor boat, were nearly drowned in the infamous Corryvreckan whirlpool.
This year you've probably been overwhelmed by waves of friends returning from Southeast Asian travel odysseys boring you with stories of German backpackers.
Meanwhile, friends returning from New York are raving about the exhibition at the Met -- Impressionism, Fashion and Modernity -- with its dazzling combination of great artworks, including iconic Impressionist paintings, and samples of luxurious fashion of the period.
My aunt complied with a bread dough ornament from Ecuador; family friends returned from China with a terra-cotta figurine -- Santa Claus with a mustache.
In his novel these lost friends return from the dead, only to be murdered all over again in devastating scenes of violence and suffering.
Sometime in the very early 1970s two Australian friends returned from Colombia and asked me to ghostwrite the story of their adventures, which included a conversation with an unknown writer named Gabriel García Márquez.
I, made in England, felt excluded, miffed, resistant to the idea of even visiting India, a position of increasing absurdity as one by one, backpacking friends returned from the place with the standard anecdotal combo of nirvanic epiphany and toilet horror.
I first heard about "dry sex" when one of my friends returned from Malawi, where she was doing work with women and cervical cancer screenings.
I first heard about "dry sex" when one of my friends returned from Malawi, where she was doing work with women and cervical cancer screenings.
