Sentence examples for once we return from inspiring English sources

But once we return to our preferred genres, we are perfectly happy to make strong judgments about, say, the superiority of David Mitchell to Jonathan Franzen or of Raymond Chandler to Mickey Spillane.

As those outcomes become increasingly unequal, as has been the case over the last three decades, such a strategy implies yearly increases in redistribution through the tax code and transfer system, something our political system will not support even once we return to functional politics.

And this makes possible one of the least-discussed benefits of sleep -- a small miracle really -- and that's the way it allows us, once we return from our night's journey, to see the world anew with fresh eyes and a reinvigorated spirit -- to step out of time and come back to our lives restored.

And that makes possible one of the least discussed benefits (or miracles, really) of sleep: the way it allows us, once we return from our night's journey, to see the world anew, with fresh eyes and a reinvigorated spirit, to step out of time and come back to our lives restored.

And, indeed, once we returned to the car Clive was off on his license plates again.

To relieve stress and pass time we would often pontificate about how different life would be once we returned home.

"Zarmina's mother couldn't tell you the truth in front of her husband," the girl's aunt told me by phone once we returned to Lashkar Gah that evening.

Then, once we returned, a Segway robot equipped with Intel tech greeted us, directed me to enter a pre-parking zone and bade me exit the vehicle as the autonomous parking system ended the trip, reversing the 5 series neatly into its spot.

As if climate change or mass-unemployment would simply vanish once we returned to the isolated sovereign nation-state.

Once again we return to the manner in which the perceptions of the volcanic risk are fundamentally socio-political.

"This is a very clear message I have for the banks: Either they sort it out themselves - so that once and for all the High Street bank is not an arm of the casino operation - or the next Labour government will, by law, split those banks up so that once again we return to the best traditions of British banking, which is banks that serve the customer".