Sentence examples for returning something to from inspiring English sources

Customers don't have to face a possibly disapproving clerk, as they would if they were returning something to a physical store.

(Otherwise, counterfeiters could return fakes and keep the genuine items). Customers don't have to face a possibly disapproving clerk, as they would if they were returning something to a physical store.

"I feel like I am returning something to society," he says.

It has happened to all of us: You're being waited on at a restaurant, buying a product or returning something to a merchant, and as an employee is delivering some kind of service you say, "Thank you". Good for you; your mother would be so proud.

Actually, thinking about it, I kind of hope her people don't have it, because, by returning something to her house that was there when she left (and putting my full name on the note that accompanied it) I may have accidentally framed myself in the robbery of chateau Winehouse.

Composers, for their part, have the obligation to return something to that source.

This industry was pretty darn good to me and I feel happy about trying to return something to it.

They should be made to return something to the public for having been given this enormously lucrative asset.

"I think I'm doing great, so I have to return something to the country," he said in an interview on Thursday in his cab in the East Village.

Each time a stranger does the right thing, and returns something to its rightful owner, my faith in humanity is restored.

He added: "If we had a full range of DNA samples for virtually everybody, we could probably do a lot of matching and therefore be able to return something to the families that very much want that.