Sentence examples for thought to return from inspiring English sources

Respondents were asked whether they expected to stay in the Netherlands, to move back and forth between the country of origin and the Netherlands, whether they thought to return to country of origin or move to another country.

Now the moment has arrived for progressive constitutional thought to return to its origins — and to improve on them.

Then wait another generation, until the public's knees bleed from begging for progressive thought to return.

There, men from Niger sell silver objects spread out on floor cloths, and we bargain and buy, and then we're about ready, I think, to return to civilization.

The bombers were thought to have returned later to Andersen air force base in Guam, without landing in South Korea.

The Kachadoorians' first thought was to return home.

She is thought unlikely to return to the show until next week at the earliest.

But half the militiamen loyal to Muqtada al-Sadr, Iraq's fiercest Shia cleric, are thought to have quietly returned.

Since 2004 over 1,000,000 migrants from accession countries have arrived in the UK; approximately half are thought to have subsequently returned home (Health Protection Agency, [2008]).

This policy of availability is thought to maximize the return on the national investment in the inventory.

To think otherwise, to return to those VICE Gaming commenters, really is sad – for Konami, for consumers, and for gaming culture in its fullest, purest form.