Sentence examples for long returned from from inspiring English sources

She is not long returned from her most recent, hugely publicised shoot of Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes and their baby at their ranch in Colorado.

Da Silva, who is believed to have been taken to hospital, had not long returned from a spell on the sidelines while Shaw's first season at Old Trafford has been plagued by injuries.

"I've been on the streets for months now and I've never seen a Brit out of work," said one chap in near-perfect English, who had not long returned from several years in the UK.

His wife had not long returned from California on 29 April, and had seen her financial adviser on 3 May, because she had been concerned about her husband's increasingly chaotic lifestyle.

Travellers have long returned from Amsterdam with wide-eyed accounts of a fabulous, indulgent nightspot called Supperclub, where guests recline on beds like pashas, nibbling on divine sweetmeats while beautiful young people entertain them with exotic performance art and cutting-edge cabaret.

By 1830 these hopes were still some distance from fulfillment: sheep long returned more value from their meat than from their wool, and the breeding of wooled sheep suitable to the environment took time.

When the fur seal pups, which are born on land, take to the water for the first time in May, two-tonne female great whites, up to six metres long, return from months of nomadism.

The Classic field may shrink by one because Euchre, a 30-1 long shot, returned from the track this morning with a cough, according to the trainer Bobby Frankel.

Hunter Smith and Justin Snow, the long snapper, returned from punting, and Vinatieri joined them on the bench, as far away from the rest of the team as they could be while still remaining within the area designated for players.

Not long after I returned from my trip, she dumped me.

Not long after Hodges returned from the war, his parents drowned in the bay.