Sentence examples for returned to market from inspiring English sources

In 1995, the Pacers held a 3-1 series lead in the second round but the Knicks won a close game at home and returned to Market Square, where by then they were Indiana's most despised opponent.

The word turncoat has appeared in 73 New York Times articles in the past year, including on May 18 in "Ghosts of Game 6 Favor the Knicks, but They're Old, Too" by Harvey Araton: In 1995, the Pacers held a 3-1 series lead in the second round but the Knicks won a close game at home and returned to Market Square, where by then they were Indiana's most despised opponent.

More recently, the 6,797-square-foot 6,797-square-foot 6,797-square-footuced price of $12.95 million.

The house seemed to disappear but has now returned to market with a $300,000 reduction, bringing its current asking price to $1.995 million.

The 2008 villa on half an acre returned to market earlier this year for about $4.2 million and is currently listed at $3.625 million.

The roughly quarter-acre property, which counts actor Neil Patrick Harris as another former owner, returned to market in early August for $1.499 million and was pending sale in about two weeks, records show.

Sterling was under pressure again at the beginning of this week but some calm had returned to markets.

As soon as the "risk on" mode returned to markets, gold duly rebounded, as did silver (which has had an even more volatile ride).

Along with China extending the reform of the foreign exchange management system and shareholder structuring, the foreign exchange and stock markets gradually returned to market-oriented operations and the interactions between these markets began to appear as associated features.

"Bold and extensive changes are needed for Best Buy to return to market leadership," Mr. Schulz wrote.

It is making it harder for Ireland and Portugal, which are implementing tough bailout programs, to return to market funding next year as planned.