Sentence examples for may brought back from inspiring English sources

But several of the rightwing Tories whom May brought back to government in the wake of the Brexit vote, including David Davis and Liam Fox, are strong backers of grammars, as is Graham Brady, chair of the 1922 Committee, to which May trailed her plans.

Destiny may bring back post next-gen memories of the fabulous Halo, but have no fear.

Volkswagen may bring back its iconic van, with some modern updates.

This bureaucratic fix may bring back a familiar model, a souped-up version of the one so popular in Alagoas.

This may bring back fond memories of your first pathetic attempt to drive a manual transmission car.

It has been claimed that the trust may bring back extinct species in a process called "rewilding".

Steve Guion, Fairfax, Virginia The phrase 'flip-flopping' may bring back memories of John Kerry's doomed presidential campaign in 2004, but our readers were keen to attach it to Clinton.

For Mr. Bush, the television pictures may bring back haunting memories and spur thoughts of what he could have done differently in 2005.

"Perhaps it is wishful thinking," Mr. Thurber said, "but it may bring back a little more civility and comity, at least swing it in the right direction".

Such outflows may bring back memories of past periods of global financial tumult, when countries like Russia and Mexico defaulted on their government debt partly because of an exodus of foreign investors.

The tax refund is entirely separate from the $800 duty-free exemption, or the total value of merchandise you may bring back to the United States from Europe without having to pay tax.