Sentence examples for return of much from inspiring English sources

Many other bookstores failed to survive the poor holiday season, resulting in the return of much of their inventory.

In reabsorption the key elements of reabsorption are reabsorption of water or return of much of this volume of water that's filtered at the glomerulus and recovery of solutes that are needed like sodium and potassium and bicarbonate.

Antony needed Cleopatra's financial support for his postponed Parthian campaign; in return, Cleopatra requested the return of much of Egypt's eastern empire, including large portions of Syria and Lebanon and even the rich balsam groves of Jericho.

Given the immediate return of much of that amount to gamblers in winnings, plus overhead costs, greyhound racing has become a fail-safe recipe for tracks to lose gobs of money.

Mr. Hanson added, "We do think that as we get past Labor Day there will be a return" of much, if not most, of the business travel that has been curtailed in recent months.

Secondly he plans to diversify Iraq's economy – something that would require time and continuity of the improved security situation, and could allow the return of much of the Iraqi professional middle class that has fled the country.

There were inside jokes for book fans, and the return of much-loved characters (even if it was ever-so-briefly).

The new London buses will certainly include an Mk2 Routemaster with an open rear-platform, although one that can be closed at night or when in service in outer suburbs, and this will mean the return of much-missed conductors.

BBC Two celebrates the festive season with the return of much-loved Christmas Eve tradition, Carols From King's.

BBC Two celebrates the festive season with the return of much-loved Christmas Eve tradition, Carols From King's where the world-famous Choir, directed by Stephen Cleobury, sing carols old and new.

The actress was not as confident about the character's reception, and Robert C. Cooper advertised Vala's last season 9 appearance as the return of "a much loved and much hated character".