Sentence examples for historic return from inspiring English sources

IT WAS billed as an historic return.

But no one seemed to care, the minutiae of Madrid proving more moving than Granada's historic return.

The site is now occupied by a static "teaser" sign that urges passers-by to watch for what is breathlessly described as "Wrigley's historic return!" to Times Square.

HMV's Gennaro Castaldo said: "It's a really lovely surprise, that nobody could have imagined a few weeks ago; it's ironic that it's taken one revered British icon to block the historic return of another".

The bass-baritones David Cushing and Wayne Tigges and the sopranos Keri Alkema and Siân Davies lead the cast for the company's historic return to City Center, where it all began in 1943.

As a jazz band played in a bar and TV screens showed Brody's historic return, Mathison's drunken gaze frenetically switched from one to the other, and it was unclear whether she was experiencing a breakdown or a breakthrough.

Earlier this year, shares and higher-yielding bonds had all risen to levels that were well above anything that made sense in terms of historic returns and riskiness.

Veering from course – that is, straying from the historic returns associated with oil and gas development – will carry a high penalty in terms of shareholder backlash.

"Our investment products in rare stamps and historical signatures offer an opportunity to own a tangible asset with a value embedded in history and yielding average historic returns of over 10% per annum over the past 50 years," said Martin Bralsford, the chairman.

Public market stocks are correlated to one another because of the existence of their historic returns.

Numerical analysis had been more predominant in liquid assets such as stocks where historic returns are available.