Sentence examples for troubled return from inspiring English sources

In "Don Juan Comes Home From Iraq," at the Wilma Theater in Philadelphia, Paula Vogel plays with time and surrealism in describing a Marine's troubled return from war.

A Troubled Return Home Anthony Klecker experienced the brutality of war early, enduring ambushes and firefights as one of the first marines to fight from Kuwait to Baghdad and on to Tikrit.

A standing crowd of 200 will watch the brief Monteverdi work in the armor gallery before walking over to the Medieval Sculpture Hall to sit for the premiere of Lembit Beecher's short opera "I Have No Stories to Tell You," a harrowing companion piece about a soldier's troubled return from war.

"I am a man you can trust," begins A Patchwork Planet (1998), in the voice of Barnaby Gaitlin, a troubled adolescent whose troubles return in middle-age.

What if his chronic back troubles return?

However, if the forearm troubles return, if he has numbness, tingling or shooting pain, Harvey conceded that "something needs to get done".

A troubled quiet returned on Saturday to Urumqi, residents said in telephone interviews.

We're having trouble returning all the calls".

It looked less and less likely though as financial troubles returned and grew more pressing.

An architect before the war, the elder Snow had great trouble returning to civilian life.

Two months later, at the start of the final round, U.S. troubles returned.