Sentence examples for temporary return from inspiring English sources

Parliament can approve a temporary return to the longer limit in the face of a major terrorist alert.

Strindberg wrote the play in forty days, between his pregnant wife's departure and her ultimate but temporary return.

This led authorities in Europe and America to take measures to slow international money laundering, prompting a temporary return to cash.

His account of a temporary return to "civilian" life one month after the disaster is perhaps the most telling commentary on the Fukushima 50's unheralded heroism.

Interrupted in his studies at Göttingen by Napoleon's temporary return to power in 1815, Gagern fought and was wounded at Waterloo.

But his temporary return after what was a concussion — any disorientation of Bradley's magnitude is a sure-fire sign of injury — indicated that players were still cleared inappropriately, according to several experts in the field.

Other soil variables, such as the level of compaction, soil nitrogen and pH levels, were temporary, returning to pre-treatment levels after a year or two.

First, they are temporary, returning to their own countries at the end of stays that are, in many cases, only of between one and three years.

In the following year he played in a quartet led by Sonny Red, with Dexter Gordon on one of the saxophonist's temporary returns to the US from Europe, and in a trio backing vocalist Etta Jones.

Inspection of the current traces shown in Figure 1 f,g shows that the temporary returns to the open pore current are much shorter than the time intervals between individual events.

It's a temporary Tannadice return.