Sentence examples for return to central from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, Cassius was soon murdered, and Marcus could return to central Europe (177).

White-collar jobs have started to return to central Liverpool as firms are drawn by cheap office rents, often for space left empty by former public-sector tenants.

Sylvain Distin is expected to return to central defence with Antolín Alcaraz facing between six and 12 weeks out with a dislocated shoulder.

It also noted a return to central control of budgets from Westminster with funding decisions increasingly tied to tough cost reduction targets.

More important were the signals it sent about Deng's grip on power, including the return to central roles of many of Deng's allies who had been purged by Mao.

On unemployment and the stagnant economy, he appeared to suggest a return to central planning, with ambitious schemes to populate the desert and to create jobs with government loans.

Stanley returned to central Africa one last time, between 1887 and 1890.

Troy Brown, returning to central defence, was immense and there are more to come shortly from injury.

An appearance of normalcy has returned to central Kentucky's thoroughbred breeding farms.

Protesters waving Lebanese flags returned to central Beirut yesterday, vowing to stay there until the Syrians leave.

We were on the verge of giving up and returning to central Paris, when we spied a ticket machine with English instructions and bought two returns to Creil.