Sentence examples for returned large from inspiring English sources
And although Moscow returned large amounts of art to Poland in 1956, a lot of the masterpiece hauled off east was never seen again.
A year after the storm, and nearly a year after Mr Bush promised to rebuild New Orleans "higher and better", only half its population has returned, large areas are ghost towns, and federal help has yet to begin to flow.
Now, Kenneth R. Feinberg, the administration's pay czar, is due to publish by Oct. 30 his finding on pay at the seven major banks that still have not returned large amounts of federal support.
Furthermore, Labour's devolution proposals address the biggest reason for discontent in both countries: that for 18 years they returned large Labour majorities in general election after general election, but nonetheless ended up being governed by Conservative politicians.This state of affairs should have provided fertile ground for the nationalist parties to hoe.
SAN FRANCISCO/MACAU, China, Feb 8 (Reuters) - It's never good for the candidate when a big donor runs afoul of the law - as President Barack Obama learned this week: his campaign returned large donations from Chicago's Cardona brothers after it was reported that a third brother is a fugitive from U.S. drug and fraud charges.
In these replicates, the analysis excluding the causative SNP returned large TCLD values and resulted in the stringent significance threshold that was used here.
He believes that by returning large herds of livestock to the landscape and moving them frequently, ranchers can restore land to productivity.
But the story of the sea eagles shows that returning large animals to live among people who have no memory of residing alongside big predators is contentious.
He recounted incidents of sweepers returning large amounts of money left behind on trains, and of track maintenance workers losing their lives trying to prevent accidents.
With the retirement of the shuttles, NASA will no longer be able to return large pieces of equipment back to Earth.
Shape-memory polymers (SMPs) have the capacity to return large strains by external stimuli.
