Sentence examples for return to tokyo from inspiring English sources

So could Conway return to Tokyo in four years to make British judo history?

Japan so enthralled him, Mr. Bradley said, that he dropped out of Notre Dame at 19 to return to Tokyo.

Upon his return to Tokyo in 1952, he introduced into Japanese music modern musical trends and techniques, notably those of John Cage.

Mr. Lake was 200 miles west, in Niigata, on a business trip, and unable to return to Tokyo for two days.

Japan's athletes can be assured of blanket media coverage as soon as they return to Tokyo, where powerful typhoons caused hundreds of flights to be cancelled on Monday.

As she prepares to return to Tokyo on 23 March, the nurse is no longer troubled by the minor deprivations of life in the field.

Mr. Noda "will most likely temper his fiscally hawkish stance, which other candidates were loath to espouse, even as he champions an eventual return to fiscal responsibility," Naomi Fink, a Tokyo-based strategist at the investment house Jefferies, said in a note.

TOKYO — Toyota Motor will not return to predisaster production levels until the end of the year, the president of the Japanese automaker said Friday.

TOKYO — Sony expects to return to profit this year, aiming to reduce by half the losses in its television business, which pushed the Japanese consumer electronics giant to a record loss of ¥455 billion in its financial year that ended last March.

The occasion was the return to Japan of Michael Woodford, the former boss of Olympus, a Tokyo-based lens-maker, who had been fired in October after he started asking awkward questions about $1.3 billion in suspicious transactions.

TOKYO — Sony narrowed its losses last year and forecast a return to profit this year as an ambitious rollout of 3-D technology, as well an aggressive revamping push, start to buoy its bottom line.