Sentence examples for return of life from inspiring English sources

The black-backed woodpecker's drum signals more than the return of life to the forest.

Anesthesia is the removal and return of life and consciousness -- hardly a manicure -- and surgery without anesthesia is impossible.

The return of "Life on Mars" for a second season on BBC America tonight seems as good a time as any to ask why time travel has become such a popular theme on television recently.

Stabilization involves everything from turning water and electricity back on to clearing thousands of deadly mines and fostering local governance councils — steps allowing the return of life to war-ravaged areas.

Wagner trusted in a cyclical return of life, which is why when Valhalla burns and the Rhine overflows at the end of Götterdämmerung, the orchestra assures us with one of its recurrent motifs that the world has been cleansed and redeemed by love.

The team has already been charting the return of life after the worldwide die-off in cores from higher up in the hole.

Continue CPR until someone takes over for you, emergency personnel arrive, you are too exhausted to continue, an AED is available for immediate use, or pulse and breathing return (signs of life).

Only 40% of the patients returned quality-of-life and treatment satisfaction questionnaires.

With both feet in the air, Isner hammered the biggest return of his life for a forehand winner.

"The military is aware of the demands of the people, but wants to underline the need for the return of normal life to Egypt," read one on Thursday.

Many men threw their weapons into the blue waters of the Euphrates River three weeks ago and welcomed the Americans who finally showed up promising the return of economic life.