Sentence examples for now returned from from inspiring English sources

The transfer of the artist's mode of thought from pastry to plates has now returned from plates to pastry.

I can only hope that Lieutenant Meehan, now returned from the carnage of battle, can take some solace in the realization that he is not alone.

After these, as compensation for Olga Borodina's earlier withdrawal from "Les Troyens," the Met presented this mezzo-soprano, now returned from maternity leave, as a different jilted African queen: not Dido, but in the oratorio "La Mort de Cléopâtre".

By Lillian Ross and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, November 27 , 1948P. 23 Talk story about Kathleen & Girard Van Barkaloo Hale, the couple who adopted the French village of Maille a couple of years ago & have now returned from their first visit.

I have now returned from Florida.

In 1995, The Royal Opera announced a "Verdi Festival", of which the driving force was the company's leading Verdian, Sir Edward Downes, by now returned from Australia.

And some Australians are now returning from overseas posts to take senior roles at home.

Long derided as a trumped-up boy band, they now return from a three-year hiatus steadfast in their blandness.

Although a trickle of Russians, foreign passports safely in hand, are now returning from the West, overall the brain drain looks set to get worse, not better.

I think they should be doing more, particularly over here in the States for the men who are now returning from Afghanistan.

She does not rule out the chances of her heroine, Yelena Isinbayeva, the two-times Olympic champion and world record holder now returning from injury.