Upon receiving his first reliable information of the repulse of DuPont's fleet, Lincoln hurriedly telegraphed the admiral on April 13, ordering him to "Hold your position inside the bar, or if you shall have left it, return to it, and hold it till further orders".
Once you are familiar with both your point of reference, recognising when you have left it, returning to it and recognising a common thread, only then should you try and find out how that common thread or event happens.
She eventually got advanced degrees and took a professorship in Pittsburgh, but left it to return to the Chicago Public Library as the children's librarian.
— Glenn Collins The Jewish Daily Forward: Kosher restaurants have become more creative, largely because of chefs and diners who were raised in the religious world, left it and then returned, or those who became more observant later in life.
CHEFS ON THE MOVE -- Chris Gesualdi, who was a chef at Montrachet in TriBeCa and left it only to return three years ago, has left again, to be an instructor at the Institute of Culinary Education.
The worst thing that can happen to you at a boarding school, typically, is that you'll have to leave it and return to the real world, for one reason (expulsion) or another (graduation).
You can leave it and return a week, month or even a year later and it will still be here.
The garrison did leave, but it returned following Garibaldi's incursion into what remained of the Papal States (1867) and was not permantly withdrawn until the Franco-Prussian War (1870).
On the few occasions I have left it, all the old ills return.
Analysts also say the seriousness of the crisis will depend on whether Greece stays within the euro common-currency zone or is forced to leave it, and return to the drachma as its national currency.
But, rather than leaving it there, Rubio returned to the subject of Obama again, saying, "Here's the bottom line.
