Sentence examples for has transferred back from inspiring English sources
Three seasons after he last played for the Tigers, Gloger, a sharpshooting 6-foot-7 forward, has transferred back to Princeton from U.C.L.A.
He has transferred back to the research faculty and will remain the globe-trotting co-chair of the International Panel on Fissile Materials, a non-governmental organization that seeks to reduce global stockpiles of plutonium.
This means the real risk has transferred back to the public; so the public is being charged an extortionate rate for lending money to banks it now part-owns for investment that it largely underwrites.
That number reflects only what Iran has transferred back to the country, and belies the fact that U.S. officials are actively urging banks to give Iran even more access to the international banking system.
Born in Scotland, on a US navy base in Arbroath, Gano actually grew up playing the other kind of football, before transferring his skills to the gridiron as a teenager after his father had transferred back to the States.
The utility said it thought the worker had transferred back to city hall and the worker had no response when asked what tasks he had recently performed, Blas told the newspaper.
For example if UKIP took even 5percentt of its vote away from the Conservatives, this could send many tens of seats over to Labour, even though, under PR, these UKIP votes would have transferred back to the Conservatives, when the UKIP candidate came to be eliminated.
We no longer had to drive ourselves mad trying to get transferred back to the city.
The Greek government has transferred many Afghans back to Athens and is scrambling to accommodate them.
The trustee has transferred some money backing open trades from MF Global to other brokers.
Subsequently, this metaphor has been transferred back again from the biological realm into a number of technical domains, such as for instance electronics, giving rise to terms like "cell phone", which is short-hand for "cellular electronic network" (MacDonald 1979).
