Sentence examples for had repatriated from inspiring English sources

had repatriated the last German agents.

Before the French halted it, however, the evacuation effort, nicknamed "the spirit of Dunkirk," had repatriated about 20 travelers, the first to board the boats in Calais.

One Brazilian joke has it that the country's first World Cup title was won not in 1958, by Pelé and Garrincha, but in 1934, by Italy, which had repatriated its most talented South American emigrants.

In regional coverage, readers learned that Turkey had agreed to pay reparations for its 150-year occupation of Hungary during the Ottoman era, that the European Union was financing the construction of a black hole in Orbán's hometown of Felcsút, and that "more than four people" had repatriated their jobs from western Europe as part of the successful "Bring home your jobs!" campaign.

He befriended the Russian Orthodox Church, and name-checked anti-Soviet philosophers like Ivan Ilyin, whose remains he had repatriated to Russia and buried with honour.

In January 2003 Terry asked for a contempt of court finding against Dowdell, alleging that Dowdell's European associates had repatriated $850,000 of Vavasseur investor funds into the U.S. through the bank accounts of three associates in California.

Rwanda and Uganda have repatriated troops.

Switzerland says it has repatriated 1.7 billion francs, or $1.5 billion, in stolen assets to developing countries.

Yesterday we have repatriated three valuable objects returned "voluntarily" by the Getty..

Mulvey has repatriated Daniel Bowles from Adelaide, who will compete with Jack Hingert for the right-back spot.

Yesterday we have repatriated three valuable objects returned "voluntarily" by the Getty...