Sentence examples for returning to carry from inspiring English sources

Merah was thus not only part of an old style of terrorism – recruits making their way to the badlands of Pakistan to get trained and then returning to carry out attacks – but was also much less effective than predecessors such as those responsible for the 7/7 attacks in London.

All the sources I have spoken to say that while "the blowback issue" - the threat of UK jihadists returning to carry out attacks - has not gone away, recent events in Iraq have not so far affected the underlying terror threat to Britain.

Two hours later the State Department's plane returned to carry the last Americans out of Benghazi.

On removal of the zinc overflow, the partially cooled lead is returned to carry out further shock-chilling.

We will return to carry out further inspections at the trust and we are working urgently with Monitor to resolve these issues.

During a brief visit to Myanmar in April, Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain also invited her to visit his nation, saying it would be a sign of progress if she were able to leave Myanmar and then return to carry out her duties as a lawmaker.

The conversations with Turkish officials took place before the latest Isis-claimed terror attacks in Brussels, but those bombings and the attacks in Paris last November brought into stark relief Europe's failings in tackling the threat from Europeans intent on travelling to Syria or Iraq to fight with Isis and then returned to carry out atrocities at home.

Pradel discounted any possibility that returning fighters could be planning to return to carry out attacks in France.

The Ankara and Suruç bombers were two brothers, who, like the perpetrator of the Diyarbakır attack, travelled to Syria to join ISIS and then returned to carry out atrocities against Kurds, non-Sunnis and socialists.

French official say that some 1,800 have emerged from within their borders including several who reportedly returned to carry out terror attacks in Paris that left 131 dead in November.

Avery, who had been about 6 ft (1.8m) from Kingsbury, briefly chased after the sniper, but returned to carry Kingsbury to the Aid Post; Kingsbury was dead by the time he arrived there.