Sentence examples for have long returned from inspiring English sources

By that time, Camby, who will be eligible to play on Feb. 1 against Philadelphia, will have long returned to the court.

Travellers have long returned from Amsterdam with wide-eyed accounts of a fabulous, indulgent nightspot called Supperclub, where guests recline on beds like pashas, nibbling on divine sweetmeats while beautiful young people entertain them with exotic performance art and cutting-edge cabaret.

In fact, nearly anyone coming into the United States by plane -- including Americans who have long returned with just a birth certificate or a driver's license from Canada, Mexico, Panama and most Caribbean islands -- will need to present a passport at the airport.

Hull have Long returning at scrum‑half after two months out with an elbow injury against a Leeds team who must try to bounce back from their crushing Challenge Cup final defeat by Warrington without the forwards Chris Clarkson and Jamie Jones-Buchanan, who were injured at Wembley.

But those markets have long since returned to normal, in large part because everyone now knows that banks will be bailed out if they get in trouble.

The masses that filled the street last June have long since returned either to their Bazaar shops, traditional religious services, or villas in northern Tehran.

The ambitious young right-wing operatives who staffed the Coalition Provisional Authority, in Baghdad, have long since returned to their careers in Washington, many of them disgusted with the Iraqis they had gone to democratize.

These folks will have long since returned to their regular routine, and continued devoting attention to doing well those things that have directly affect their life.

The over sixties have long since returned to their comfortable retirement, and the visiting university students are probably sound asleep in their French classes back home by now.

It was the first book he lent me, and I have long since returned all the others that were to follow, but this I have greedily hoarded for 15 years.  .

Fishermen on both coasts have long ago returned to the sea's edge constructing wooden shacks for their families preferring these modest digs to the ones constructed for them but NGO's miles from where their boats are.