Sentence examples for return thinking from inspiring English sources

Many white-collar staff did not return, thinking the effort doomed, so the machine operators were forced to manage the sales, marketing and accounting sides.

Their argument: DeLuca was unaware that the Dec. 27, 2001 sale was to be counted on Stewart's 2001 tax return, thinking it would be recorded in 2002 instead.

I would wait a few weeks and return, thinking that I could start planting.

When the streets again fell silent, they returned, thinking the tanks had moved on.

Last May, after being absent from Bermagui for several weeks, he returned, thinking and hoping that, perhaps, the worst was over.

Whether there will be improvements to the system remains to be seen, but few students returned thinking there was little to fix.

Some might argue the same challenge exists for Indonesia but I returned thinking this was not the case.

She will return home thinking her daughter is Bill Russell.

I return to thinking about grey marl, over which I am currently obsessing.

(The N.F.L. officially frowns on such lapses of attention and orders you to return to thinking about the draft).

"I'm looking forward to when great public universities return to thinking about the wider good," he told Harriet Swain.