return of something

The overwhelming likelihood is that Johnny will return, of course.

Also in 2004 the race course returned to its more traditional loop configuration of the early years.

He returned only late that evening, jubilant and full of plans to return.

She returned once to find them both dead of diphtheria.

He was the only one to return of his friends who set out for the East.

And when Griffin returned to work, of course he was assigned a new case.

"But later you returned to Salusa, of your own free will?"

Yet the government will return far less than 10 percent of that.

He could only hope that the boy returned safely of his own accord.

The book will return of its own accord when you are finished.