Sentence examples for have a Return to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "have a Return to" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of returning to something, but the construction is awkward and unclear. Example: "We need to have a return to our previous strategy to ensure success."
Several have a "Return to Sender".
It is critical for Australia's future that we have a return to strong, stable and accountable government.
Harvey Bickman, 59, a councilman accompanying Mr. Trimble, summed up today's situation: "If he doesn't succeed in keeping his mandate, you could have a return to total mayhem".
A party source told the Daily Telegraph: It is critical for Australia's future that we have a return to strong and stable government.
Valerian Rodrigues, a political scientist at Jawaharlal Nehru University, said: "There is a broadening sensitivity that we need to have a return to the rule of law and political responsibility".
Tony Abbott (@TonyAbbottMHR) It is critical for Australia's future that we have a return to strong, stable government: http://t.co/DujHjeBuYR pic.twitter.com/BPLlk4GNbG August 14, 2013 3.09am BST This was Kevin Rudd's annouceable in Cairns: working with their hands.
Many stores also have a return-to-vendor box for batteries.
In another cohort of 20 patients aged over 60 years treated with internal fixation following failed conservative management, 17 had a return to preoperative functional levels.
They also have a return flight to Texas on Sunday.
"And taxpayers have a right to have a return on that".
Experts are concerned that polio may have made a return to war-torn Syria.
