Sentence examples for return to clear from inspiring English sources

Mr Anwar, who attended court against his doctors' advice, told the Guardian he would immediately go to Germany for emergency spinal surgery and then return to clear his name of outstanding corruption allegations and to campaign for further political reform.

Thaksin issued a statement read on Thai television Monday afternoon, which explained that he could not return to clear his name after a 2006 coup because he was receiving unfair treatment in Thailand's courts.

Smoke rises, not from battles and bombardment, but from chunks of plaster and wood being hurled from gaping holes in buildings, as families return to clear the mess and collect their worldly goods.

Rhoads offered to return to clear things up, but never did.

Ozenfant and Le Corbusier, critical of what they perceived to be a decorative trend in Cubism, advocated a return to clear, precise, ordered forms that were expressive of the modern machine age.

By re-directing your mind, you can more easily return to clear thinking.

He left the building to investigate, saw the flames where the first plane had hit, then returned to clear out the other employees and lock the door.

But they highlight the range and complexity of Mr. Romney's investments at a time when those very qualities have been the subject of the Obama campaign's main attacks against him, including demands that Mr. Romney release his tax returns to clear up any suggestion that he might be benefiting financially from legal loopholes or tax shelters.

While Huntsman Sr. denied to the Washington Post's Greg Sargent that he was behind the tax delinquency rumors, he pressed Romney to release his returns to clear the air.

Yet even those who long for a return to clear-cutting doubt that it will happen soon.

Though that will help Brazilian manufacturers, it will push up inflation.Stay, Mr Mantega, staySo incipient signs of a return to clearer policy in the past few weeks are welcome.