Sentence examples for return thanks from inspiring English sources

Gabila's knishes will return thanks to convection ovens.

Is D'Angelo finally making his return, thanks to producer Mark Ronson?

In return, thanks to Wiggins, the British have finally learnt to adore the Tour, and to appreciate its unique qualities.

Those tempted to commit a crime could find themselves confined to the UK on their return, thanks to  banning-order legislation.

Now she is set to return thanks to the novelist Anthony Horowitz, who is bringing her back this September in the latest official 007 adventure, Trigger Mortis.

Already gay enough to use the word "camp" circa 1940, Clyde Armie Hammerr) loves more than he is loved in return, thanks to the repressions instilled in Edgar by his ambitious mother (Judi Dench).

A sense of sustainability has returned, thanks to a clear balance of insiders enjoying their cachet and outsiders looking in.

And its corporate pension funds, heavily invested in equities, had produced good returns thanks to the bull market.Yet much of this has now changed.

Overfishing led to the depletion of California's rockfish populations, which are now returning thanks to stringent protection by the state.

But Caesar applauded the soldiers of Attius, set Pupius at liberty, returned thanks to the people of Auximum, and promised to be grateful for their conduct.

(Flicker Alley; Blu-ray, $34.95; not rated) The Dawn Patrol A major early work by one of the most important American filmmakers, Howard Hawks's 1930 "Dawn Patrol" has returned, thanks to the Warner Archive Collection, after a long period of unavailability.