Sentence examples similar to a restored bond from inspiring English sources
In summer 2012, the Tullamore Dew Visitor Centre opened inside a restored, bonded warehouse that Williams helped build on the banks of Tullamore's Grand Canal.
It won't be perfect, it will be a compromise, and it doesn't mean happy families or restored bonds – there is often too much damage, too much sadness – but it might mean acceptance and, the big word, forgiveness.
Also, SC-application did not restore bond strengths of composite surfaces aged by thermocycling and citric acid immersion to the level of non-aged controls, but it did improve the bond strength after water storage (except for FS).
The death this week of President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela — who along with Fidel Castro of Cuba was perhaps the most vociferous critic of the United States among the political leaders of the Western Hemisphere in recent decades — offers an opportunity to restore bonds with potential allies who share the American goal of prosperity.
Lucy O'Brien, author of Madonna: Like an Icon, described it as an "upbeat meditation on sibling power" and believed that the purpose behind the song was to present a homey image of brothers and sisters happy and together, and Madonna's need to restore bonds and relationships that had become fraught or distant in her life then.
Always create a restore point.
Wonderfully acted, with McDiarmid giving a performance whose greatness is in its lack of ego, it is a triumph that restores your faith in theatre and restores Bond to his place as the greatest of post-war British playwrights.
"I hope that today's dismissal will go a long way towards restoring the bond of trust and confidence that I've worked long and hard to build with the people of our state," Dodd said in a statement.
"WE HAVE restored the bonds of friendship and the trust between Japan and the United States that had been markedly damaged over the past three years".
