Sentence examples for returning to explore from inspiring English sources

But it is to his very defined fictional locality that McGahern keeps returning to explore humanity, although he acknowledges "it is a world that is only there in remnants now".

Examining TBEV reservoirs, such as mice, goats, and sheep, which can function as sentinels, and returning to explore the natural foci described in 1992 may generate results that would serve as a useful addition to the present data [ 29].

Now he has returned to explore a frontier closer to home.

I plan to return to explore in more detail when not in such a rush.

However, Argyll's coast itself had certainly reeled us in and we knew we'd return to explore more.

William Bligh traveled through the group in his open longboat after the mutiny on the HMS Bounty in 1789 and returned to explore it in 1792.

De Palma returned to explore themes of violent gangsterism in The Untouchables (1987), which includes a visual reference to Potemkin's famous Odesssa steps sequence (link to previous article), and Carlitto's Way (1993).

Manchester Arena, Sat; O2 Academy Sheffield, Sun; O2 Academy Bournemouth, Wed; O2 Brixton Academy, SW9, Thu & Fri JR A headliner of the Cheltenham Jazz Festival's closing weekend, guitarist Bill Frisell returns to explore the country-steeped impressionism, chugging barn-dance music, brooding folk-blues, and whimsical pop covers that are the specialities of his Beautiful Dreamers trio.

When his team returned to explore, they found two skulls in one day; another turned up a week later.

Perhaps closer to the election, King can return to explore in more detail, for instance, how a first lady learns to best use her new power.

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