Sentence examples for one who returned from inspiring English sources

Raised in a Gujarati family who settled in Union, N.J., after migrating from Zambia, she was the defiant one who returned from a Cancn vacation with a tattoo on her lower back.

"I was the only one who returned the money," he thundered.

Mott has a fitter colt, one who returned to the racetrack and looked as if he enjoyed it.

"It was very tough first-round match, I knew that coming into it," said Ivanovic, the former world number one who returned to the top 10 for the first time in five years earlier this month.

Now that has flip-flopped". Indeed, "Today" show co-host Pauley herself is one who returned to work just eight weeks after her twins, Rachel and Ross, were born 14 months ago.

Yet for every one who returned, ownership has seemingly lost another one to the current TV blackout, which threatens the Guggenheim legacy, and they know it, because every sports owner understands the deal.

He is the baker of fragrant loaves of fresh bread on weekends and thick, homemade sauces on weeknights, the one who returns home from work late in the evening after trips to the grocery store and turns to the stove to prepare wholesome (and sometimes not-so-wholesome) meals for our family of three.

The one who returns to the ground, and nourishes us on what he leaves behind.

There are many terms for people who have left Orthodox Judaism: apikores (an ancient Hebrew term for "apostate"); chozer b'she'elah (a decorous Israeli term, which translates roughly to "one who returns with questions"); frei (Yiddish for "free," usually used in a derogatory fashion); and "O.T.D.," or "off the derech" ("derech" is Hebrew for "path").

Do you tip the valet who takes your car or the one who returns it to you in one piece ― or both?

Or the one who returns from the restroom with her clothes buttoned, zippered or tied backward just to see the look on Teacher's face.