Sentence examples for returned such as from inspiring English sources

While a few notable pairs have not returned, such as the pair that has nested in Prospect Park's Ravine for the last decade, we're also finding new nests.

Familiar faces have returned, such as managers from Peugeot, a French carmaker which had a 30% market share in Iran before pulling out in 2012.The opportunities in a post-deal Iran would be vast.

The club have seen a number of established players leave this summer and while some recognisable names have returned, such as prop Paul Andrew, the Pirates are still in a position where they do not have the same depth as squad as the top teams in the division.

At the same time, its critics note, the booklet makes scant reference to anti-Semitism, aggression and terrorism suffered by Israelis, or territories Israel has returned, such as the Sinai Peninsula and the Gaza Strip.

However, many migrants did not return and stayed in the US after the end of the programme in the mid-1960s, despithethe disincentives for staying (such as not allowing family members) and the incentives for returning (such as 10% of the salary being conditional).

Chinese donors may expect something in return, such as a place for a thick son.

And a higher risk-free return, such as on Treasury bonds, leads to a lower fair value for stock prices.

We must avoid a situation where we reach a point of no return, such as Iran withdrawing from the NPT [non-proliferation treaty]," a senior diplomat said.

They want the fund to be flexible, and accessible for investments that won't necessarily see returns, such as sea-wall defences, as well as those with income-generating potential such as renewable energy projects.

She said the state did not need anyone's permission to prosecute jihadists on their return, and imposing "conditions" on their return such as terrorism prevention and investigation measures (Tpims) would amount to an abuse of state power.

The most despised and even hated of those sub-cultures today is probably "fixed-income", financial instruments built around assets with "fixed" returns such as mortgage loans and bonds.