Sentence examples for has indeed returned from inspiring English sources

By most measures finance proper has indeed returned more or less to normal: Yet the economy remains depressed, with recovery far from complete.

To top it all, Malcolm Glazer has indeed returned with plans to take over the club, apparently modified to ensure less debt, and now the board of Manchester United plc must react to the tempting offer of 300p to shareholders.

"HE has the look of Lazarus about him," wrote Francois Mauriac of his friend Elie Wiesel, and Mr. Wiesel, a survivor of two Nazi concentration camps, has indeed returned from the dead with a story to tell, a story he has spent his adult life recounting.

Robert Blair has come back into the hall, and he and his partner Gabby White are a top pair for us". Blair has indeed returned to the national training centre, though he has now switched his allegiance back to Scotland (with remarkable results to date, reaching the semi-finals of a prestigious event in Malaysia earlier this year).

Sal Cinquemani of Slant Magazine wrote "the...diva [keeps] cool with breathy, rapid-fire verses until the final full strong-voiced climax that... proves that 'The Voice' has indeed returned".

Though she had an indefinable urge to protest, she admitted that things had indeed returned to normal.

In the report, the Pentagon confirmed that two former Guantánamo prisoners whose terrorist activities had been previously reported had indeed returned to the fight.

In answer to those accusations, officials of the council in Tehran, including Mohsen Hakim, the ayatollah's nephew, say many members of the Badr Brigade have indeed returned to Iraq.

The evidence is mounting that we have indeed returned to what passed for normal before the events of September, and have done so with the gusto of a lapsed dieter.

My job searches this month have indeed returned a lot more lectureships and entry-level jobs than in January, although it doesn't take away the huge amount of competition for each post.

Giorgio Ascanelli, the technical director at the Toro Rosso team, who also worked in the '80s and '90s, notably with Ayrton Senna, Prost's great rival, said the tire question had indeed returned an importance to the job of the driver in an age when so much is controlled or analyzed by computers.