Sentence examples for means to return from inspiring English sources
Teshuvah has many meanings: On it most primordial level it means to "return"; on a more practical level it means to regret our mistakes and to turn toward goodness.
He means to return home, God willing, one day.
"In lay terms, that's what it means to return a school district to local control".
The couple was forthright about Miriam's candidacy being a means to return Jim to the governor's mansion, even adopting the slogan "Two Governors for the Price of One".
"The recent change in the tax law levels the playing field between dividends and share repurchases as a means to return capital to shareholders," he said.
Literally, it means to return; on Yom Kippur it is used to describe the work of remembering who you once knew yourself to be.
Portugal is meant to return to the financial markets next year.
The government described the mutiny as an attempted coup meant to return Mr Estrada to power.
Since I always meant to return to fashion, I scrutinized many options.
Finette leads her sisters home again and their mother pretends that she had meant to return for them all along.
Eventually he disappears into cosmic static (marked by the introduction of the saxophone quartet) only to realize he has forgotten the address he was meant to return to.
