Sentence examples for army to restore from inspiring English sources
Mehmed used the conquering army to restore the physical structure of the city.
In recent days Karachi businesses have called for the army to restore order.
He also ordered the army to restore order, effectively transforming China into a military dictatorship, which lasted until about 1971.
Under the new king, Artaxerxes I, Megabyzus was appointed satrap (governor) of Syria and was sent with a large army to restore Achaemenid rule in Egypt.
Police arrested 22 people after authorities called in the army to restore order in Assam state and imposed an indefinite curfew in the wake of the 29 deaths.
Many people, including some who had been enthusiastically cheering the street fighting of the Arab Spring, were heard, late at night on Twitter, to call for the army to restore order.
One army fought to restore the United States; the other sought to destroy it.
Tarquin, despairing of a return to his kingdom by the conspiracy, found a kind reception amongst the Tuscans, who, with a great army, proceeded to restore him.
If the army manages to restore order, it will not mind that it will come at the expense of Mr Sharif's standing.
In April a French army arrived to restore papal government, and Garibaldi was the chief inspiration of a spirited defense that repulsed a French attack on the Janiculum Hill.
When loyalist mobs and unionist police responded to those civil rights marches with violence and repression, rather like their white equivalents in the deep south of the US, the UK sent in the army ostensibly to "restore law and order".
