Sentence examples for return to former glory from inspiring English sources

The 2015-16 campaign was supposed to underline Borussia's return to former glory days, not plunge them back into pre-Favre darkness.

Carolina Milanesi, an industry analyst with Gartner, said Google's ample pocketbook could help Motorola return to former glory by expanding in places like Europe and Asia, and also by helping it sell lower-cost smartphones that might appeal to a mass market.

For Indian, it's a return to former glory.

Yet in his final months, he mounted a return to former glories after deciding, against doctors advice, to return to work in The Beast, a successful TV drama in which he played Charles Barker, an undercover FBI agent.

Both were accompanied by a huge roar from a crowd eager to see him return to former glories after a troubled year on and off the course following damaging revelations of extra-marital affairs.

Every time since when the team appeared to be close to returning to former glories, notably divisional championships in 2005 and 2007, disappointment followed.

"But the lake is now returned to former glories and work has been done to preserve it for future generations".

Are we expecting our Banks to return to their former glory days and come to our rescue?

But if Britain is ever to return to its former glory, it'd be a good place to start.

As the core of a pared AT&T, the business unit may be able to return to its former glory.

In order to return to their former glory, they've spent the last five years in an unparalleled orgy of spending on players great, good, bad, and bizarre.