Sentence examples for would still return from inspiring English sources

And there were tales that he would still return to the school every now and then.

While she has received millions of votes, stirred thousands of Americans at rallies, made hundreds of appearances and is just scores of delegates short of her goal, defeat would still return her to the Senate as No. 36 out of 49 Democrats.

The city planners felt it would only be a passing fad for local rural and lower-income families, who would still return to downtown Bryan due to its proximity.

I would still return to China eventually because that is where I can have the most positive impact, not just for China, but for the world; not just for human society, but for all sentient beings.

The 1 1 Uncoupled Model is the only one considered here that can also accommodate a coupling of >1 ATP/bp, as depicted in Figure 3C (even higher errors of up to 10% in the DNA concentration would still return a coupling >1).

And would she still return to college if she were offered, as one classmate asked her, "a billion dollars in endorsements?" "Lauryn has got to keep her focus," Deem said.

But after Armstrong and three-time Amgen winner Levi Leipheimer admitted to doping just less than a year and a half ago, would the crowds still return?

But they don't want to talk about it, because almost anything they could do to alleviate unemployment would still not return it to prerecession levels, so they would still be blamed for any remaining pain.

Even if nominal yields fell to 4%, as the Levys predict, bonds would still be returning 3% above the inflation rate — historically a good yield.

Even had they won, Liverpool would still have returned to John Lennon Airport in the small hours of this morning a patched-up, exhausted side, having to face the champions of England at noon on Sunday.

They said that despite expense-deduction provisions in the tax code, much of the grant money would still be returned to the government in taxes, and that using the deductibility provisions to minimize taxes on the grants would be complex and burdensome for most small businesses, in contrast to a simple exemption of the grants from taxes.