Sentence examples for to return the lost from inspiring English sources

Now Hitler promises to return the lost lands.

But despite this Philippine authorities are still struggling to return the lost paintings, filing a civil case in New York to recover Monet's "L'Église et la Seine à Vétheuil," Alfred Sisley's "Langland Bay" and Albert Marquet's "Le Cyprès de Djenan Sidi Said".

Instead, Mr. Keita vowed to return the country's lost "dignity," an oblique reference to his hero de Gaulle's role after World War II and to the serial humiliations Mali's sovereignty has suffered in the past year.

Confronted with Adam's death, each of his middle-aged friends tries, in one way or another, to return to the lost country of youth.

The amended lawsuit — filed Thursday, just days before a key court date in the dispute — asks the two companies to return the money to users who lost it during 2015 and pay a fine of up to $5,000 per case.

Like the Tea Partiers, she believes that the United States must return to the lost principles of the nation's founders — in this case a suspicion of standing armies and a deep reluctance to go to war.

The proposal gives the Greek Cypriots the unified Cyprus they demand, recognition of a right to return to their lost homes in the north and the return of territory lost in 1974 when the island was violently divided.

One possible answer seems to be a return to abstraction, to the lost, Flavin-ish values of pure form.

Leviev is a 47-year-old, Uzbeki-born Israeli citizen and devout Lubavitcher who gives away at least $30 million a year in order to return lost Jews to the flock.

Over the next four years the FA hopes to return 200 of the lost men's teams to England's parks; if it does so it will still have fewer than at the start of the programme.

The yogurt works with the tomato to return lost protein to your skin, making it softer.