Sentence examples for return to swim from inspiring English sources

Blissfully married decades later, they return to swim nude in the moonlight, then sprawl on the offshore raft where they have a minor squabble about real estate.

Many of them will never return to swim in our rivers and oceans, like the baiji (Lipotes vexillifer), a freshwater dolphin from China's Yangtze River who now "gives back to the world by laughing at the sky".

Thompson's return to swimming was unexpected.

The story of Ms. Thompson's return to swimming as her mother, Margrid, was dying of cancer has become well known.

He missed the birth of his first daughter because of his training schedule but has never regretted his decision to return to swimming.

From early 2011, there was speculation about Thorpe's return to swimming, fuelled by people claiming to have seen him training.

The speculations were substantiated when Thorpe spoke at a February 2011 press conference of his return to swimming after four years away, with the aim of competing in the 2012 London Olympic Games.

The 20-year-old then returned to swim the breaststroke leg as the British mixed relay squad set a world record of 3min 41.71sec.

There comes a moment, late in The Emerald Atlas, when its 14-year-old heroine Kate – having gone back in time, where she caught an emotional glimpse of her long-lost mother and left behind a magical book for safe-keeping before returning to swim through an underground cavern with a group of dwarves – is confronted by the terrifying Secretary, henchman to the Countess, an evil witch.

He retired a World Champion in 2007 after winning his 57th major international medal but returned to swimming in 2011 with the 2012 London Olympics in his sights.

At the end of the first lap, Risztov, who returned to swimming in 2009 after a four-year break following her second Olympics in 2004, was leading in a tightly-bunched group of four.