it return to communicating. vs it return communicating.

Some examples from the web:

• It returns to where it has risen from.
• It returns to the shop I put that.
• I would see to agreed upon price for aiding in its return to Roman hands.
• May her soul be blessed as it returns to the great light.
• We need to build the country up and help it return to normal life.
• It returns to Asgard to await its true owner.
• We are awaiting the start of the final television transmissions from the Command Module on its return to Earth.
• We inserted a change in the on board computer, so the spacecraft will land two hundred miles off target when it returns to Earth.
• In January 1959, the slaughter-house workers went on strike and occupied it to prevent its return to private management.
• For a relatively small carrier like airBaltic, further fleet and capacity reductions could endanger its return to long-term viability without providing any meaningful market opportunities for competitors.
• BayernLB has drawn up a restructuring plan to set out its return to viability by 31 December 2015.
• German culture can only be renewed if it returns to its national roots to its essence of blood and soil.
• We welcome the progress made by the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia since its return to democracy a little more than a year ago.
• BayernLB has drawn up a restructuring plan stretching until 2013 aiming at its return to viability in 2013.
• I played with it for a while, and I made it return to the origin.
• What this does is it returns to man his original state, his virility.
• I would see to agreed upon price for aiding in its return to Roman hands.
• My support, when it returns to Parliament next year, will be dependent on these positive amendments being adopted by Council and a balance maintained.
• Every brake control shall be designed such that it returns to the fully off position when released.
• Nor is there any claw-back mechanism allowing recovery of part of the aid from Tercas after it returns to viability.

Some examples from the web:

• Screaming is probably his way of communicating.
• Because sign language is a very offensive way of communicating.
• Fiber: next-generation way of communicating.
• I don't feel like you're involving yourself in communicating.
• They're just having a little trouble communicating.
• Maebh, this forest is communicating.
• We have no idea how they are communicating.
• Most of us never think twice about talking, about communicating.
• This is about Stella and I finally communicating.
• And this leads to the wonderful irony that our languages exist to prevent us from communicating.
• He's got no problem communicating.
• You said yourself, he has his own way of communicating.
• No, but we still have problems communicating.
• Just you had mentioned you guys were having some issues communicating.
• Constantly talking isn't necessarily communicating.
• Just when I need time to think, she suddenly starts communicating.
• But our glue is made from sharing, connecting, communicating.
• We aren't having trouble communicating.
• We need shoes for running and phones for communicating.
• There's so much texting going on these days and no communicating.