Sentence examples for about a restored from inspiring English sources

But concern about a restored hard border is shared by the Sinn Féin leader, Martin McGuinness, who fears that a restoration of borders and customs tariffs would be a disaster for the Northern Ireland economy and could lead to a reversal for the still-incomplete peace process.

Talk story about a restored mammal, the bal-u-chi-the-ri-um, in the museum.

The New Yorker, October 17, 1936 P. 15 Talk story about a restored mammal, the bal-u-chi-the-ri-um, in the museum.

Correction: September 1, 2000, Friday Two picture captions on Aug. 24 about a restored salt marsh in Brooklyn misstated the name of one bird found in the marsh and misidentified another bird.

By Eugene Kinkead, E. B. White, and Francis S. Wickware The New Yorker, October 17, 1936 P. 15 Talk story about a restored mammal, the bal-u-chi-the-ri-um, in the museum.

One passage, about a restored 1936 recording of a performance by the tenor Lauritz Melchior and the soprano Kirsten Flagstad of "Tristan und Isolde," should have read, "Ward Marston superbly restored both of the incarnations currently in print; the Naxos version is more economical, but the Video Artists International release seems to offer more bloom around these peerless voices".

And he has been talking to a distributor about releasing a restored version of "Habit" and re-releasing his overlooked debut, the 1991 ecological Frankenstein shocker "No Telling".

A rare exception is the funky Hotel San José, which opened about a decade ago in a restored motel.

A more spontaneous event he threw last year unexpectedly packed about 700 guests into a restored 19th-century opera house, to its managers' dismay.

Hollywood studios should come to an agreement about what constitutes a restored film, he said.

(1) You're about to rerelease a restored version of your second film, Multiple Maniacs, into cinemas to shock a whole new generation.