Sentence examples for passage to return from inspiring English sources

Insiders at Sperry said that Gerald G. Probst, Sperry's chairman, was in Japan and had booked passage to return home after being told of the Burroughs proposal.

Hamada's demands were for the return of their ships and property, and for safe passage to return to Japan.

I found that at Roskilde, it's almost a rite of passage to return to your friends and your tent with a baggie of what is most likely a mix of washing powder and some over-the-counter medicine.

"Now comes the last piece of the puzzle -- a movement not only to clean up the water, but to allow for fish passage, and to return the river to a more free-flowing, natural state," said Albin J. Weber, president of the Naugatuck Valley chapter of Trout Unlimited, one of the environmental groups.

As if he were demonstrating all the things a guitar could do, he interjected ringing harmonic notes before winding through a long flamenco-style passage, only to return to a filigree of notes that revealed themselves to be the beginning of "We Have No Secrets," another of Ms. Simon's songs.

I don't write in them, though I often put bits of paper in to mark passages I want to return to.

It has tried to ensure safe passage to the escapees; yet, to return the Tigers' fire, it has allegedly shelled the "no-fire zone".

A day after a majority of justices at the Supreme Court appeared to express doubts about the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act, one of the lawmakers most responsible for its passage announced he would try to return to Congress.

After many years of searching a treasure hunter called Slown is said to have entered an underground passage he had discoverfed only to return a few moments later screaming, "In the name of God, block it up," before dropping dead.

The blog briefly disappeared, only to return later with the passage in question removed.

One must submit to the waves of sensation and sensibility, hoping later perhaps to return to an extraordinary passage to unravel its resonances.