Sentence examples for volunteering to return from inspiring English sources
After the magazine India Today ran a story following Ghiya's arrest which suggested that Kasmin now had the Shiva, Kasmin faxed Shrivastava, insisting that he had "legally and innocently" bought the statue in London, but also volunteering to return it to India without compensation.
At some, officials have volunteered to return the money.
In order to avoid a five-year sentence in a French jail, Weil volunteered to return to the army.
Frazier volunteered to return to Libya, and she persuaded her contacts in the government to release the reporters, after forty-four days of captivity.
And it has now volunteered to return 19 artifacts — including a tiny bronze dog and a bracelet sphinx — that museum experts recently concluded were from Tut's tomb.
And four former executives at one hard-hit bank, UBS of Switzerland, recently volunteered to return some of the bonuses they were paid before the financial crisis.
"I've heard about the many health service staff who volunteered to return to duty without being asked and the members of the public queuing to give blood," she said.
"After reading about his indictment, Mr. Rajaratnam immediately volunteered to return from Brazil, where he had been living and working for the past year, in order to defend himself," his lawyers, David C. Tobin and Vinoo P. Varghese, said in a statement.
When Halleck was summoned to Washington six weeks later as general-in-chief, Thomas humbly volunteered to return Grant's five-division army while reassuming leadership of a single division in the Army of the Ohio.
Erring MPs cannot escape punishment by offering grovelling apologies and repaying the unjustified expenses they were caught claiming: that would be like letting off a shoplifter who volunteered to return the dress she swiped from Harrods.
If Delany were serious about reform and punishing bad behavior, he could volunteer to return the $6 million the Big Ten earned through Ohio State's slot in the Sugar Bowl.
