Sentence examples for return possibly from inspiring English sources

The hope is Walcott is closest to a first-team return, possibly this weekend.

Flintoff is set to return, possibly for Onions, and there is a strong argument for giving Ravi Bopara a breather.

After the death, relatives and friends called the soul to return, possibly to make certain whether its departure from the body was definitive.

He has started in 12 of the Devils' last 13 games, and will remain the team's No. 1 goalie until Brodeur can return, possibly in late February.

As enjoyable as seeing the Tories realise that they should have let Clegg have his reform of the House of Lords, because then they would have new constituency boundaries in return, possibly worth 20 seats to them.

Were wages to accelerate and produce even moderate inflation above 2%, fears of at least two more rate rises this year would return, possibly shocking markets and leading to a tightening of financial conditions.

There are indications that three Twin Cities men have returned, possibly after defecting from the Shabaab.

INSIDE PITCH Joe Girardi said that when Alex Rodriguez returned, possibly on Thursday in Minneapolis, he would resume batting fourth.

Customers are covered by the UK's Financial Services Compensation Scheme, so if anything did get wrong they would get the first £85,000 of their holdings returned, possibly within days.

The king has spoken often about his age and ailments and recently hinted that the cancer that was treated years ago might have returned, possibly adding urgency to his preparations for succession.

This shift in growth conditions as temperatures rose would make leaves of Ginkgoales more expensive and with lower photosynthetic returns; possibly accounting for regional extinctions of Ginkgoales at the Triassic – Jurassic boundary71 (for a summary of effects see Fig. 8).