Sentence examples for repatriated with from inspiring English sources

He considered it impossible that the C.I.A. had never made contact with Oswald, a former Marine who defected to the Soviet Union in 1959, repatriated with his Russian wife and baby in 1962, and settled in Dallas, where he openly espoused Communist views.

This much is certain: The car that became an emblem of Southern California's surf-and-speed culture as the model for the Beach Boys' "Little Deuce Coupe" album cover is comfortably retired in Michigan, restored to period-correct glory and repatriated with the family of its builder.

These forces should be repatriated with all deliberate speed.

At time of writing, all the interviewees have already repatriated, with recollections of the difficulty in repatriating, from the risk of going through checkpoints, being robbed, bribing the militias, going hungry and tired at the journey, and finally coming home to face the reality that most of them did not have enough resources to sustain their families.

Kruger's body was initially buried in The Hague, but was soon repatriated with British permission.

She was able to get help in Shanghai and eventually made it to Beijing, where she was repatriated with the help of the Cambodian embassy.

Then he went freelance, repatriating with his wife and twin daughters in Seoul, where he teaches between singing engagements around the world.

Between 2 and 3 hundred thousand have since been repatriated, but with emigration, total number is now no more than 100,000.

According to I.R.S. data and Grant Thornton, pharmaceutical manufacturers alone accounted for more than 30percentt of the repatriated total, with 29 corporations each claiming an average tax deduction of almost $3 billion on foreign profits brought home.

Some crossed into Bolshevik Russia hoping to be repatriated together with the Romanian consulate, while others took to areas controlled by the White movement, reaching Irkutsk; still others escaped through northern routes into Sweden.

Completing his tour with No. 3 Squadron, Arthur was repatriated to Australia with his new bride in March 1942.