Sentence examples for returned to grace from inspiring English sources

After 10 episodes of dysfunctional relationships, cringe-inducing sex and a hasty marriage, "Girls" has finally returned to grace us with another season of sexual and professional disasters and occasional triumphs.

When the wings are closed, the Adam and Eve can be swung back open on either side of the central male figure — returned to grace.

"To return to grace and to run to Wall Street's loud cheering," he said, "will take a back-to-back couple of years of initiatives and innovation and re-proving our vitality and strategies".

Now he is carving a niche at the top of the order for Lancashire, with whom he returned to Grace Road to help Paul Horton put on 104 for the first wicket against Leicestershire.

Once planted, year after year these remarkable little bulbs return to grace the spring garden.

PAGE 1 RETURN TO GRACE Mitch Williams can't undo the pitch ("fastball, down and in") that Joe Carter hit for a three-run homer in Game 6, costing his Phillies the 1993 World Series.

The two secular epics Erec and Iwein, both based on works by Chrétien de Troyes and belonging to the Arthurian cycle, enshrine Hartmann's ethical ideal of restraint and moderation in human conduct, and are complementary in that they depict the return to grace of wayward knights.

Taobao and Sogou's return to grace might make discussions at the meeting a little bit less tedious.

Gaveston's return to grace was only temporary.

For many of those not won over by the band's 1990s music, it was considered a return to grace; Rolling Stone called it U2's "third masterpiece" alongside The Joshua Tree and Achtung Baby.

He left the ICL in 2012 and returned to the good graces of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), the national governing body of Indian cricket.