Sentence examples for returned to anything from inspiring English sources

It's never gone away, but neither has it returned to anything like it was.

So there was plenty of room to grow before the economy returned to anything like full employment.

Countrypolitan took hold between 1957 and 1962, and mainstream country music has, for better or worse, never returned to anything approaching the twangy homeliness of its former self.

A great depression of the kind that followed the crash of 1929 has been avoided, but we've not returned to anything like stability.

No one expects rates to return to anything resembling 1981 levels.

Still, the economy will need several more years of strong job growth to return to anything resembling full health.

I.B.M. will probably never return to anything like its days of dominance in the 1960's and 70's.

Unemployment could well exceed 4 million and it would take many years before there was any chance of returning to anything like full employment.

A-list actors, who in years gone by could expect to bank anything from $20-$20-$30m [£13.3-£20mfilm, are still waiting for salaries to return to anything like pre-slump levels.

Yet without support from City Hall, it's doubtful that we can return to anything like the pre-ban era, when hives could be found at city schools, on the roof of the American Museum of Natural History and even inside Radio City Music Hall.

"Which is not to say that I felt like I did a good job or got anywhere near the bottom of it, because I don't feel that, but I would never want to return to anything I've done".