Sentence examples for raises back to from inspiring English sources

Sky Hawk captures the need to protect eagles in Scotland and elsewhere, White Dolphin does the same for dolphins under threat from a fishing community, and the forthcoming Moon Bear tells how a boy working in a city bear-farm determines to return a bear cub he raises back to its natural habitat.

The only time the trains don't run on viaducts is when the railway meets Route 2, where it runs in the middle of Tate's Cairn Highway and then raises back to a viaduct.

Americans are evenly split on whether taxes ought to be raised back to pre-Bush levels.

The plan would also rebate the money the tax raised back to every American.

These unpublished studies show that by reversing fluid pooling, cardiac output can be raised back to normal levels.

By law, British Columbia must return every dollar of carbon tax raised back to British Columbians, by lowering other taxes.

It was reduced again to 20 percent in 1981 and then raised back to 28 percent in 1987, where it remained for a decade.

The ambassador said he would feed the concerns raised back to the government and would hold more outreach events in future.

After McCain's death in August, Trump drew widespread criticism after flags that had been lowered to half-staff at the White House were raised back to full staff before McCain's burial.

Were the tax rate on dividends raised back to 35percentt for high-income people, a $3 billion payout to Mr. Gates would produce a tax of $1.05 billion, or $600 million more than under the current law.

After the section is trimmed, the sample block is raised back to the focal plane and imaged again.