Sentence examples for which I returned from inspiring English sources

"I had a burst of euphoria, after which I returned to my upbringing".

Our obsession with Japanese sword fighting led Ben and me to take up kendo, Japanese fencing, to which I returned several years ago.

One such vantage point, to which I returned when revisiting the show, was that of Wong Ping, a droll and melancholy digital animator from Hong Kong.

"In that case," he will say, "it will be the one that first fired my imagination in school and to which I returned throughout my writing career.

Steep, narrow alleys, called bartons, ran from the main street down to the river, along which I returned (clutching a Chinese).

In the case of "Andrew Jackson," which I returned to visit just after its Jan . 2end date had been announced, conversation segued from that horse hanging above our heads to the show's imminent demise.

For me, the parables of Jesus are amongst the most challenging and engaging passages in the New Testament and the ones to which I return most often.

The book about "place" to which I return, as often as I venture along the banks of the Medway or roll up my trousers for a paddle in Ramsgate, is All the Devils Are Here (Granta, 2002) by David Seabrook.

And of all the places I remember the best, the one to which I return the most is a small, unremarkable beach, bracketed by two long dykes to keep the tidal erosion at bay.

And of all the places I remember the best, the one to which I return the most is a small and unremarkable beach, bracketed by two long dykes to keep the tidal erosion at bay.

If you've never read Spark, begin by listening to this and you'll want to move on to her novels, starting, I suggest, with The Ballad of Peckham Rye, which I return to whenever I feel in need of helpless laughter.