Sentence examples for return to the interior from inspiring English sources

He unexpectedly recalled Mr Sarkozy to the government as its number two; he is likely to return to the interior ministry, a job he had in 2002-04.

With the first reports filtering through of shootings in Paris, the decision was taken for the head of state to return to the interior ministry at Place Beauvau while the other politicians remained at the stadium.

It is my hope that, at each successive return to the interior, I will hear that the lure of gold has diminished.

Armed with his prestige as a scholar, mystic, and miracle worker, ʿUmar returned to the interior of Africa in 1833.

And yet the last sentence returns to the interior thoughts of the narrator, asking, "Hadn't I been glad enough?" What should we take from that?

Ever since he returned to the interior ministry last year, Mr Sarkozy has wanted to find out who was behind the smear campaign.

My son wanted to show me his skills, and so we returned to the interior of the plane fuselage, which had been transformed into a flight school, complete with several rudimentary flight simulators.

The song's "final scene" focuses on what Leng calls "the illusions within the illusion", as the narrative returns to the interior of the house and the "real people" living there.

To regulate the amount of sphingolipids in the membrane, these molecules are routinely returned to the interior of the cell in small structures called endosomes.

She is leaving the hospital where her father has died, driving away for the last time in a car he owned, and her thoughts return to the hospital interior as to the time when he was last alive.

As a result, artificial reflections at the open boundary in a deep ocean return to the model interior at a very high speed, as shown in Figs. 3 and 4. Because the amplitude of a tsunami generally increases with decreasing depth of the water column, such artificial reflections are significantly enhanced around coastlines.