Sentence examples for return anything to from inspiring English sources

"We're not obligated to return anything to anyone," Mikhail Piotrovsky, the museum director, told the newspaper Vremya Novostei, noting a linguistic distinction: "We can hand things over".

My husband's memories of his mother's requiring him to return purchases were so unpleasant that he refused to return anything to a store over the 51 years of our marriage.

Repealing the Australian legislation that will protect Indigenous objects on loan to Australia from the British Museum collection would "highlight the outrageous position of those at the British Museum who refuse to return anything to anybody, because they're scared of the precedent that might be, in terms of the Parthenon Marbles," Foley said.

Why risk everything for a cause that had never returned anything to him?

I'm constantly amazed by people who still get extraordinary tech deals for concepts and businesses which don't have any hope of returning anything to their investors.

bus, but it is returned to him; first time in eight months a passenger had returned anything to Lost and Found Dept.

"The nationalists in our country, I am afraid, are in the majority, and the current parliament is against even talking about returning anything to the Germans,O he said.

The Web could also spawn a horde of virtual storefronts where those with no rights to Olympic trademarks piggyback on the Olympic name to hawk their wares without returning anything to the nonprofit committee, which supports the athletes and the Games.

Most services, then, allow you to return anything at any time and offer lifetime guarantees and free shipping.

The hooks are barbless, allowing for easy removal, and Central Park's waters operate under catch-and-release guidelines, which require anglers immediately to return anything they capture to the water.

He dashed off an irritated letter demanding that the government return anything it planned to sell; it was that missive that launched the criminal probe by the inspector general.