Sentence examples for goals to return from inspiring English sources

When I left that reunion in 2011, I had goals to return "big".

Early navigator calls often focused on patient goals in relation to physical therapy (including adherence to the prescribed regimen, achievement of range-of-motion milestones, pain management through icing and medications), as well as short-term goals to return to the patient's desired level of function (including household activities, improved mobility, and return to activities out of the home).

Last year, he made it a goal to return to the No. 1 ranking — and he did.

As Hines aims to return to the Premier League he also has a goal to return to the international game as well.

"I'm fully committed to baseball, and it is my long-range goal to return to coach and maybe even manage in the major leagues".

After a poor showing last week by many Iraqi forces, some questioned whether they were forced into combat prematurely to meet Washington's goal to return more security duties to Iraqis as part of handing over sovereignty on June 30.

Whatever Armstrong's strategic goal – to return to competition or just to begin a process of rehabilitation that makes him less toxic as a public figure – the trade-off would only be worth it if Armstrong's favorability could recover.

Despite a court order that she not have any contact with children, the Social Services Department made it a "primary goal to return the child to the parents," the report said.

Three more were taken here as Xabi Alonso and Dirk Kuyt repeated Liverpool's recent potency in front of goal to return Liverpool to the top of the table – if only briefly.

Their goal: to return watchmaking to its roots.

The two historical paradigms of CPR and PCR summarize how CCM began, and how it could mature in the years to come to pursue its ultimate goal: to return a critically ill patient to a happy and productive life.