Sentence examples for returns saw from inspiring English sources

Even Microsoft, with years of stellar returns, saw 27percentt of its shares vote against a small option plan for board members in November.

Alex Salmond is on the brink of a landslide victory in the Holyrood elections after the first declarations and returns saw a significant swing to the Scottish National party across the country.

Fourth quarter returns saw a 3.3percentt rise, ending the year with a 3percentt return overall, on average.

A rash of attacking returns saw the Swiss move into a 2-0 lead in the second set but he then handed it straight back with an edgy service game.

Combined with his results against the West Indies, the poor returns saw him left out of the 2003 Cricket World Cup squad, with Harbhajan and Kumble preferred.

The Dark Knight Returns saw an aged Batman, exhausted from years of fighting an uphill battle, return (go figure) in a crusade that has less to do with the overall Bat-mission of instilling justice, and a lot more to do with getting out some cathartic and immensely brutal ass kickings.

Once all the way through the material, gently return the saw to its upright position, switch off the motor and wait for the blade to completely stop.

The 2009 release of Paranormal Activity had a colossal impact on the horror genre, in part because it reminded audiences that the industry had more to offer than the diminishing returns of the Saw franchise, but also because the film's runaway success gave one man a licence to rebuild US horror cinema from the ground up.

He went out, and returned with a saw.

For this inevitable sequel, co-creators James Wan and Leigh Whannell return to their Saw playbook, installing spooked parents Patrick Wilson (complete with newly suspect squarejaw) and Rose Byrne (now the best hysteric in the movies) at grandma Barbara Hershey's house before shifting backwards and sideways to establish a tricky continuum with the first film's events.

I tried to wrest myself out of it, but each time I closed my eyes it would return, like a table saw's shrill whine combined with a Doppler effect, all underscored with this Lynchian dread that I'm not supposed to be hearing this it was like the trumpet blast that toppled the walls of Jericho, a sound that no human should be able to hear without paying a hefty emotional and spiritual tax.