Sentence examples similar to returning to a mutual concept from inspiring English sources

Neoclassical music returned to a clearer concept of "sections" in orchestration.

I am going to return to this concept a little bit later in the presentation.

That helps you backtrack, apologize and return to your mutual comfort zone.

An earlier incarnation of the show had run briefly on the network in 1936; a less starry version would return to Mutual from September 1947 through June 1949.

Julio Arca has had his Middlesbrough contract cancelled by mutual consent and is returning to Argentina to recover from a toe injury.

Instead it appears to be a combination of momentum players and major mutual funds returning to biotechnology.

Returning to the U.S. intent on working in asset management, Laffont worked for free at a tiny mutual fund shop.

The Co-operative Group's chief executive, Richard Pennycook, declared last week that Britain's biggest mutual had come through the worst as it returned to profit after a tumultuous two years.

"The fallen leaves can return to their roots" is an important traditional Chinese religious concept [ 35].

"But this is returning back to that concept in a very different way".

After making 21 appearances during the campaign, Chapman negotiated a mutual release from her contract and returned to Arsenal.