But some did, and others have been returning to the fold.

On the confidence vote, they would be likely to return to the fold.

So why does this black sheep return to the fold?

He returned to the fold at the beginning of the Eisenhower administration.

But he returned to the fold, voting for the third article later in the evening.

"Maybe there's more than one way to make a stray son return to the fold."

After six months, the Orthodox churches returned to the fold.

Little, Brown is also pleased about its best-selling author's return to the fold.

White House officials, who expect the union members to return to the fold over issues like health care, are unrepentant.

Mr. Jobs's return to the fold was part of the deal.

There was much family news to catch up on and perhaps the possibility of returning to the fold.

Once a "new democratic federation" had been created, he said, other republics might return to the fold.

Overlooked for the club's 1976-77 promotion campaign, he returned to the fold in the following season.

And two of the company's most vibrant principals are returning to the fold.

And those conservative Democrats who ally with him on some issues will come under increasing pressure from their party to return to the fold.

Nebraska left in 1918 to play two seasons as an independent before returning to the fold.

But a lot has changed since that gloomy long weekend, not least Murray's return to the fold.

Ireland opted out of the 1983 contest, but returned to the fold in 1984.

When the offending Arminian left he returned to the fold.

Taylor returned to the fold on Wednesday and found a team saddled with a 2-2 record.

The Bush camp is hoping that most of these states will return to the fold as the election nears.

Exposure to Hindu culture and history, the group hopes, will persuade those people to return to the fold.

It was reassuring to know that his prodigal son had returned to the fold.

But when they finish their training they return to the fold."

Twilight's Ghost melted into the night like a child returning to the fold.