Sentence examples for question returned to from inspiring English sources

The question returned to the spotlight this month when a 15-year-old boy flew a small airplane into a Florida skyscraper.

It was hardly clear, at any rate, that the court's conservative majority would uphold Section 5 if the question returned to the court in the unlikely event that Congress enacted a new coverage formula.

Essex did not solve the Irish question, returned to court and fell from grace, as Bacon had anticipated he would.

The top prize for correctly answering the final question returned to $1 million following Olmstead's win and has remained unchanged since; just five days after Olmstead's win, the standard $1 million prize was awarded to Bernie Cullen.

Darkness set in before the ships were within hailing distance, and Rodgers hailed twice, only to have the same question returned to him: "What ship is that?" According to Rodgers, immediately after the exchange of hails, Little Belt fired a shot that tore through Presidents rigging.

The functional changes observed were transient, and the values in question returned to preoperative levels within 1 year.

"Detransitioning" is a nominally self-explanatory concept that nevertheless has a number of different possible connotations, all of which generally end with the trans person in question returning to a gender presentation that reflects their assigned sex at birth.

There was the slightest collective gasp, a few nervous chuckles, and then questions returned to basketball.

His answers to shareholder questions returned to the moat concept again and again while discussing Berkshire Hathaway's recent acquisition of Lubrizol, Berkshire's housing-related businesses and the strength of the U.S. economy.

That changed when the questions returned to the economy and everyone seemed to feel on firmer ground.

After a bubble bursts, it takes decades before the asset in question returns to its former highs and that's without adjusting for inflation.