Sentence examples for returns to time from inspiring English sources

The word Sayles returns to, time and again, is "complexity".

Shocking is a word she returns to time and again when talking about parliament, most often in the context of the power of the whips.

For all the apparent glamour of his life, he eats like many of us, with a few favourites he returns to time and again.

There are many causes — the decline of the auto industry and white flight among them — but the one that Professor Galster returns to time and again is development in the suburbs.

The track's familiar troubadour theme of a quest for spiritual peace is one that Yusuf returns to time and again here, from the opening "Welcome Home" to "The Rain", which starts out expressing foreboding at the state of the world, but becomes a re-telling of the Noah's Ark myth.

The example of this, he returns to time and again, being the introduction of universal healthcare in the US – an achievement worthy of the highest praise for Obama and countless thousands of Americans who worked to realise it over decades, but not one that can be linked categorically to the radical left.

It was a theme he returned to time and again.

It is a point prosecutors in Mr. Tarloff's trial have returned to time and again.

This is a place to return to time and again, to watch the process of nature, helped by the human hand.

San Francisco is one of those unique places that you can return to time and again, and always find something new.

Instead, she timed the work steps involved in starting the treatment, then returned to time each medication changeover, and then the discharge step.