Sentence examples for there comes back from inspiring English sources

He remembers his time in the Nigerian Military School, goes to Brussels, has sex with a middle-aged Czech woman there, comes back, has a picnic, gets mugged.

To men who for years have lived like foxes or badgers, dodging their way from each day of being alive to the next, there comes back more easily, after a war, a sense of the tacit league that must, in mere decency, bind together all who cling precariously to life... Sober or drunk, the decimated troops who held Cologne at the end of that year were contumaciously sportsmen, incorrigibly British.

Someone who has been out there comes back here and shares a few nuggets of wisdom, a few tips on how to succeed.

Gill says it's impossible to put a curse on someone you don't know, and that what you put out there comes back to you: "I'll usually say to people that I can banish and I can protect, but I won't do curses".

"Inaccuracies or false statements or made-up information in there comes back to undermine an individual's credibility, where they say, 'Look, you said this before but now you're saying this,'" Manning explained.

"People were always there, coming back from walking their dogs, chatting.

I wasted some money down there, came back and started this".

So I spend a year over there, come back, and they're all in gangs or jail.

I spent about half a year there, came back, took some classes at the University of Minnesota, disclosed my technology to them and they filed and paid for the patents.

18 Informal patient relationships with clinicians were sometimes used to facilitate progress through the system; "A patient with cancer must have connections, otherwise he gets lost in fairyland: go there, come back, wait, and so on".

There, there – come back in like a naughty schoolboy.' It is just not good enough".