Sentence examples for indeed returned from inspiring English sources

Though she had an indefinable urge to protest, she admitted that things had indeed returned to normal.

By most measures finance proper has indeed returned more or less to normal: Yet the economy remains depressed, with recovery far from complete.

There's a wolf!" As I turned away from Allu's exaggerated pantomime of pointing and jumping, my gaze was indeed returned by the forward-facing binocular vision of one of the world's rarest hunters, about 100m away.

In answer to those accusations, officials of the council in Tehran, including Mohsen Hakim, the ayatollah's nephew, say many members of the Badr Brigade have indeed returned to Iraq.

My job searches this month have indeed returned a lot more lectureships and entry-level jobs than in January, although it doesn't take away the huge amount of competition for each post.

To top it all, Malcolm Glazer has indeed returned with plans to take over the club, apparently modified to ensure less debt, and now the board of Manchester United plc must react to the tempting offer of 300p to shareholders.

Indeed: Return to glory days, or dead ingot bounce?

Connor does indeed return from the future – or does he?

Many do indeed return.Scientology seems expertly designed to lock people in, according to Mr Wright.

"N.P.H," as he's often called in these films, does indeed return, singing and dancing.

They also hew to the position that the president will indeed return to his post.