Sentence examples for return to sweet from inspiring English sources

While there is understandably a fair amount of skepticism surrounding the shares, there are still those holding out hope for a return to sweet profitability.

Islands isn't alone in its urge to return to sweeter times.

Carter moved abroad, to England, for nearly five years and returned to sweet Virginia with a new-found confidence, and voice.

The Rolling Stones Return to Hyde Park: Sweet Summer Sun Saturday 10.35pm BBC1 Those hoary old black-and-white clips of the Stones' 1969 Hyde Park concert can now be superseded with this July's rather less epochal (and hugely more expensive) gig.

Landen Lucas scored 16 points for the Jayhawks (31-4), willwill face Connecticut on Saturday with a chance to return to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2013.

If the Gaels emerge unscathed, it could be a good indication that Dellavedova and Co. are primed for a return to the Sweet 16 in March.

We will never be able to return to Laney Sweet and her two children what they lost on January 8.

But three days later, after deliberately not tuning in to the news, she was restless, ready to return to her sweet sunny house in Pontchartrain Park.

This team won't win 31 games like Alford's team of two seasons ago, but it should win more than the 21 games of last season and it should be able to play itself into a position to return to the Sweet 16.

In my mind such an argument seems bizarre, since once reaching 45C the organism can never return to its "sweet spot"; mathematically the "homeostasis space" defined by the authors is not really "curl-free" or without bifurcations, because routes matter, homeostatic fixed points change etc.

You can then return to a chilled sweet, dry Sémillon and a meal of king prawns or pearl meat (tastes like abalone).