Sentence examples for returned lost from inspiring English sources

Germanicus had managed to deal a significant blow to Rome's enemies, quell an uprising of troops, and returned lost standards to Rome, actions that increased the fame and legend of the already very popular Germanicus with the Roman people.

And there were Good Samaritans trying to return lost credit cards and wallets: "Unbelievable!

Usually, Cartiers returns lost or things left behind the same day.

The airlines say they will strive to return lost bags within 24 hours.

Yesterday, he said the agreement could be important in determining how successful the settlement would be in returning lost deposits to Holocaust victims.

BoomerangIt evolved from the National Bike Registry, a database it purchased in 1999 that is still used by police departments to return lost or stolen bicycles and scooters.

The sharp increase in returning lost items is due in large part to Mr. Chidester's efforts to computerize the operation.

"This is a day to celebrate small things like returning lost property and cellphones," but also honor some heroes, said Mr. Daus.

But the District of Columbia's office in charge of returning lost property to the rightful owners somehow could not find Saudi Arabia's ambassador to the United States.

Returning lost property appears to be far down the list of priorities at most airlines, judging by the lack of information at airline Web sites.

Isay thanked several storytellers who were present: Zachariah Fike, an Army National Guard captain, who finds and returns lost or stolen military medals; Tracy Johnson, the first married gay spouse ever to lose a husband or wife, and her mother-in-law, Sandra Johnson.