Sentence examples for return to organized from inspiring English sources
But Lubin eventually quit the team; it would take nearly a decade for them to return to organized sports.
A considerable number of defibrillation predictors have been proposed and shown to be promising in estimating VF duration, predicting defibrillation outcome, return to organized rhythm, and prognosticating long-term survival [ 10– 23].
At PICO, Quinn Rallins is being recruited by Lew Finfer, a community organizer in Boston who years ago tried to persuade Mr. Obama, then a Harvard law student, to return to organizing.
She never returned to organized Christianity and, after this experience, always maintained that logic and a humane sense of ethics were the best guides to both thought and behavior.
That may help avoid what has happened in the past - in both Colombia and elsewhere - when former combatants were unable to find new job skills or build homes and returned to organized violence.
Eight years later, she returned to organize another festival.
"This ridiculous perverted marketing has cheapened the concept of what is really green," said Denis Hayes, who was national coordinator of the first Earth Day and is returning to organize this year's activities in Washington.
He returned to organize and direct the section of orthopaedic surgery at the Mayo Clinic and spent his entire professional career there.
Time and again Mr. Maas returned to organized crime, organized corruption and people whose revelations shattered myths or created new ones.
As I work at home, it is generally left to me to make the phone calls, leave messages, endure the wait for the return calls, to organize, to explain, to arbitrate.
For a long time Tronstad had wanted to return to Norway to organize resistance work, however he was prevented by the Norwegian military authorities in Britain.
