Sentence examples for which we return from inspiring English sources

Looking at Mr. Wesley's art, as at much of the world, to which we return, finally, we are made aware of a great gap.

The reality is that the oceans which we return whales into these days are in much worse shape now than they were just 20 years ago.

The soldiers' predicament, to which we return throughout the film, is intended to dramatize the issues being debated back home, although their heroism has few political implications, being more an example of indissoluble friendship.

These disturbing climate trends are no strangers to the pages of the Guardian Weekly, but both are subjects to which we return this week with two terrific, insightful pieces of writing.

We see through a prism of what we have heard and read and learned, of what we have taken away from previous visits and the expectations with which we return.

"Where we live is our private shelter from the world, the place to which we return each day and where we can be our truest selves," said Ellen Helman, a psychoanalyst specializing in relationship and boundary issues who teaches at the Florida Psychoanalytic Institute in Coral Gables.

But Peter Ragone, a spokesman for Mr. Cuomo, countered, "We received $1,000 from Enron, which we returned".

This was a ritual that he repeated frequently throughout our visit, and which we returned in kind each time.

But unlike Ahab, whose pursuit of Moby Dick became an obsession, our search for the whales lasted less than an hour, after which we returned to our luxury yacht, where waiters were on hand to serve us hot chocolate.

"We buy in bulk so most of what we do has a slow-burning financial return, which we pass on to the customer.

(A strange and revealing encounter, to which we'll return).