Sentence examples for who returning from from inspiring English sources

It was his descendant, Thomas, who, returning from battle to find his house looted by Oliver Cromwell's men, set off in pursuit and recaptured his possessions.

I'm used to friends who, returning from places like France and Italy, gush not about the pricey wines they drank, but rather, the inexpensive young table blends served at the local cafes.

The protagonist of this novel about storytelling is a retired writer, who, returning from an expedition across Europe, summons friends to his houseboat, in Serbia (the title of the book is the boat's name), to hear an all-night retelling of his tour.

Just a Gigolo (1979), an Anglo-German co-production directed by David Hemmings, saw Bowie in the lead role as Prussian officer Paul von Przygodski, who, returning from World War I, is discovered by a Baroness (Marlene Dietrich) and put into her Gigolo Stable.

7 On that same day, a general practitioner in NZ identified cases of influenza-like illness in a group of high school students who, returning from a three week trip to Mexico, had disembarked off a flight from Los Angeles to Auckland six hours previously.

"There were very few who returned from America who escaped the catastrophe," he said.

Consider Steve McNair, who was drafted out of a small college, who returned from back surgery.

Those who return from there are mental, and sometimes physical, wrecks.

Many Americans who returned from Vietnam were stunned that "Vietnam" meant something completely different back home.

Men who returned from the trenches, she reminds us, suffered in this way, too.

Rebels greet Osama ben Sadik, who returned from America to help their cause.