Sentence examples for limits returned from inspiring English sources

The TV, print, outdoor and postcard ads helped make the New Beetle perhaps the most popular highway revival since speed limits returned to 65 miles an hour.

Still, leases were broken by the dozen, and many tenants, having scrambled for a place to land during the weeks their homes remained off-limits, returned only to cart off their belongings.

Women's fashion store the Limited returned to the Galleria on Nov. 1 after a 13-year hiatus.

During World War II, the turnpike adopted the national speed limit of 35 mph; after the war, the limit returned to 70 mph.

The company halted its longstanding "no-questions-asked, no time limit" return policy and replaced it by limiting the return window for most products to one year from the date of purchase.

The no-reversal limit is found along the left edge of the figure; the discount factor of 100% is independent of the value of S. The full reversal limit returns a low discount factor when S is small (lower right-hand corner) but a high discount factor when S is large (upper right-hand corner).

That the styling is great (its cross-brand selling is spot on), delivery is speedy, and returns are super easy (research says lenient return policies increases purchases and limits returns) seals the deal.

Stryzinski's numbers do not indicate that he will be an upgrade -- he was second worst in the league last season with a 37.8-yard average -- but he is known as a directional punter who limits returns.

Instead, they say, the studio quietly began cutting back on so-called "foreign pre-sales" around the time the deal was signed, a practice that reduces risk but limits returns, according to the Wall Street Journal.

partitionspec is an optional argument that limits the returned full identifiers to those in the specified partition specification.

The question of where to situate those limits has returned in force since the fall of the Berlin Wall.