Sentence examples for return to the same spot from inspiring English sources

We have since become good friends, and, like the shad, return to the same spot each spring.

Many migratory birds return to the same spot each year to raise their young, but birdwatchers fear that frequent gunfire would drive them away.

Oystercatchers have no strong territorial behaviour at the nest, often tolerating strange birds nearby, but they may return to the same spot with the same mate in successive years.

They would politely nod and indulge in inane small talk as we sipped rosé, but their gaze, often wistful and filled with surprising sadness, would always return to the same spot.

And his discussion of the pros and cons of various vacation time-share options begins with the coy question "Are you monogamous or promiscuous?" (That is, do you return to the same spot year after year, or do you want "adventure and variety"?) McGinn seems to be craving an outraged slap on the cheek, but one feels more like giving him a consoling pat.

"He looked younger than I thought he would," he said, then added, slightly disapprovingly, "Sometimes the media doesn't show the best view of someone, does it?" After greeting the crowd, his royal highness climbed into a waiting car which apparently drove him around the block to return to the same spot, where he disembarked again to officially open the newly restored state treasury building.

These mysterious dinosaur-era creatures -- which can live 80 years, swim thousands of miles from the beaches where they were born, and yet, somehow, manage to return to the same spots to lay their own eggs -- are an increasing object of fascination for many Americans.

Nectar-feeding bats have keen spatial memory and return to the same spots to feed again and again, Harper said.

Because they return to the same spots time and time again, Ramsey says they've become familiar with many of the sharks in the area and have come to know their distinct personalities.

She returned to the same spot the next day.

We kept returning to the same spot to snorkel, but never saw another shark again.