Sentence examples for a restoration from from inspiring English sources

"The risks of a public effort at memory, of a restoration from memory are all worth it," Mr. Kovler concluded.

Now, three years later -- after a restoration from the floor (which was mostly gone) to the roof (which needed all new fabric over the metal bows) and everything in between -- it was our car.

But now the Chicago company Dark Sky Films has financed a restoration from the battered 16-millimeter camera negative and released it, accompanied by a virtual encyclopedia of supplementary material, in both a two-disc standard-definition set ($19.98) and a Blu-ray edition ($29.98).

The Story of the Last Chrysanthemum (1939), newly released by Criterion in a restoration from Janus Films, is one such film, a period tragedy that centers on Kiku, a Meji-era kabuki actor who abandons his mentor and adoptive father a famous actor to elope with the household's working-class nursemaid, Otoku, the only one willing to be honest with Kiku about his shortcomings onstage.

"ART," right, a 1972 work by Robert Indiana, is being treated for weathering and oxidation by Milgo/Bufkin, a restoration firm from Brooklyn.

The Relapse, or, Virtue in Danger is a Restoration comedy from 1696 written by John Vanbrugh.

The '34 version has recently been released by the Criterion Collection in a magnificent restoration from the British Film Institute, and it remains a fine piece of entertainment, a swift and witty action adventure that helped to establish Hitchcock's international reputation.

Now given a digital restoration from the original nitrate print, it's a true discovery.

The transition from seed to seedling is the most vulnerable stage of plant life (Kitajima 2007) and is crucial for a successful restoration from seed; examination of seedling performance is an important measure for estimating fitness differences between plants.

Amazingly, F. W. Murnau's 1926 adaptation of Goethe's "Faust" (available in a new restoration from Kino) uses no speech at all: it's a silent film, and Murnau extracts the essence of Goethe's poetic masterwork through the strength of his images.

Kino International's new edition of "Strike," available in both Blu-ray and standard definition DVD, is based on a fine restoration from the Cinémathèque de Toulouse, though Kino is still indulging a bad habit of replacing the original foreign-language intertitles in its silent-film releases with newly made English ones.