Sentence examples for return from holidays from inspiring English sources

Chelsea's senior players do not return from holidays until 2 July but Villas-Boas is already in London, running the rule over Stamford Bridge and the club's training ground in Cobham and discussing the other components in the club's rebuilding plan following the disappointing season that lead to his predecessor's dismissal.

The return from holiday is a sad time.

David Cameron's decisions to return from holiday and to recall Parliament were gestures to appease the hysterical British press.

He also claimed £1,277 to charter a private jet to return from holiday to deal with an expenses row.

It is understood Duncan was "slipped" and given permission to not return from holiday and miss the vote.

Lionel Jospin, France's Socialist prime minister for the past four years, would return from holiday and smoothly manage his campaign to unseat the conservative Jacques Chirac in next spring's presidential election.

If you return from holiday early, just ring the house and it will be warm and well-lit on your arrival.

The London mayor, Boris Johnson, forced to return from holiday, reportedly in North America, visited Clapham Junction, the scene of some of the worst London rioting, on Tuesday.

This summer was quieter but has been followed by the usual pick-up in autumn as people return from holiday to go house-hunting.

On her return from holiday, the PM should seek an opportunity to respond vigorously and unambiguously to this especially nasty chapter in her party's history.

Investors are eager to know if the dollar will resume a downward trend in September, as more dealers return from holiday and trading volumes pick up.