come full circle
go full circle , auch: turn full circle

Or rather I should say we have come full circle.

If you stay around long enough, he thought, everything comes full circle.

They had come full circle, or whatever, and seen a whole lot on the way.

The two of them had come full circle together, she thought.

Today the history of the region has come full circle.

But what I love about the role is that she comes full circle.

It was just as well, for we were coming full circle.

It used to be different, but things come full circle.

So he told her, having come full circle back to the truth.

With this development, the action of the play has come full circle.

It was as if his life had come full circle.

There are those who would say the story has come full circle!

And the subject comes full circle back to her brother.

"Now we have come full circle to the same thing."

Like much history these days, her own appears to have come full circle.

Actually seeing her in my place really made this whole thing come full circle.

It takes some time for history to come full circle, but she always gets there in the end.

At that moment, she realized he had come full circle.

"It is yet another example of how things come full circle," he said.

"So many things have come full circle this year," she said.

Two and a half decades of marriage come full circle.

"Or have things come full circle and you just finally stand up for your piece of the American dream?"

By the end of the decade, taxes had come full circle.

"So I'm going to stay positive and come full circle."

"I saw life come full circle, and it was a good thing."

He gets into a train and goes full circle before ending up at home.

Not many people can say they get to go full circle like that."

The wheel of his life was turning, and he knew it would go full circle.

It was strange how the wheel had gone full circle.

And thus, having gone full circle, he has come to worship at the theater.

Had wonders gone full circle, back to the realm of religion again?

Well, Father, now I know how you felt: time has gone full circle.

For some users, the private branch exchange has gone full circle as a term.

The design, having gone full circle, remained expensive due to the continued high cost of materials.

However, after passing through it, they find they have gone full circle and are back at the car.

His writing had gone full circle even thought he was never able to return to his homeland.

She'd gone full circle, back to her original diagnosis.

I wonder if this means I've gone full circle and gotten boring again?"

"To say I've gone full circle would mean I'm going to go back and lose on another field goal," he said.

So is history about to repeat itself as we go full circle back to Thatcher's short sharp shock?

It seems as if everything goes full circle.

By this stage Lisa's attitude had gone full circle.

After going full circle, the four pairs would reunite.

Think it missed a trick at the end (the story could've gone full circle)

These reports fed the fires of his paranoid rage and kept things going full circle.

"So now the game has gone full circle and Americans are exporting it back to those countries that may have started it first."

Also, in the darkness, he could go round and round the thing without ever knowing when he'd gone full circle.

Now we've gone full circle, and you can once again put a computer in the living room and play games together again.

As if time went full circle he was back in his childhood, snotty-nosed, scratched-kneed.

Gabby's thoughts went full circle once more, leaving her almost dizzy.