Sentence examples for how I return from inspiring English sources

For me, good Italian food is transportive, it's how I return to the narrow alleys of Rome or the emerald hills of Tuscany when life won't allow me to pick up and go there.

Specialist Abbie Pickett, the combat lifesaver and Iraq war veteran featured in your article, reminds me so much of how I returned to the world after Vietnam.

I recalled how I returned to my hipsterish Istanbul neighborhood after a trip to Brooklyn not long ago and discovered that the Turks were all also wearing those huge scarves wrapped around their necks eight times.

She wrote in her 1994 autobiography, "A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes," that irate mothers often wrote back to say "how hard Johnny or Tommy had worked to save the money for the gift and how dare I return it?" She said that if she had charm (she undeniably had modesty), it was partly a result of her shyness.

How can I return to work confident that he will be O.K. at home?

How do I return the bike? A. Push the front wheel into the dock — this can require a vigorous shove — and wait for the green light to blink on.

They're making me look good here – how can I return the favour?" In fact, improvisational comedy is basically a group trust exercise played out on stage, but let's give Reynolds a pass.

Q: How do I return the bike?

But how could I return to my own power and share with Dani His forgiveness at the same time?

But with the negative connotations ingrained, and with the aggressive marketing making most people see straight hair as the most beautiful, how could I return the world's eye to sexy waves, bouncy shapes, curvy styles, the visual interest of textured tresses?

"When I asked Bill how I could return the kindness he'd given me, he said, 'You can't,' " she said.