Sentence examples for resumed to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "resumed to" is not correct in standard written English
Instead, you would use "resumed," "resumed doing," or "resumed the activity of." For example, "After taking a break, she resumed studying for her final exam."
He resumed to say: I said calm down.
The situation was quickly cleared and the march resumed to the church.
Their mood improved greatly when their sleep pattern resumed to normal.
On Oct. 26, service was resumed to an additional 18 cities, including Philadelphia and Houston.
In mid-1989, after a Swiss producer stepped in, production resumed, to be shut down again.
He birdied the ninth after play resumed to complete the first nine without a bogey in 33 strokes.
Although bronze casting was practiced in pre-Christian Europe, it was not resumed to any extent until the 8th century.
WOMEN'S CLUB DRIVE IN ITS SECOND WEEK; Efforts Will Be Resumed to Sell Shares in Its $3,000,000 Enterprise.
It is interesting to note that since the 1890s these prefixes have been resumed to a considerable extent.
Around noon, service resumed to loud cheers throughout the crowded station, though cascading delays continued for much of the day.
President Bush's visit to Qinghua came before classes resumed, to a campus of closed doors and pulled curtains.
