Sentence examples for as a restored from inspiring English sources

This is not anything so contrived as a restored heritage line.

"If this is approved for recognition as a restored land on fairly tenuous grounds, it would provide an incentive for other reservation-shopping opportunities," Mr. Gedes said.

This particular Christian Europe — the Continent is overwhelmingly secular for reasons that have nothing to do with a growing Muslim presence — is just as fantastical as a restored 7th-century dominion of the caliph.

You can hear the musket shots ring out as a restored Bourbon is deposed in a fresh bout of revolutionary ardour.Mr Kasich, to be fair, is not just posturing.

But in smaller, subtler ways, Vicksburg and Monroe, Louisiana the Biedenharns' home turf better epitomise the soda nostalgia craze now gripping America.In Vicksburg, more than 35,000 people every year visit a small museum on the premises of the original Biedenharn candy store to look over the collection of Coke ephemera as well as a restored soda fountain.

The film was colorized again by Legend Films, who released their color version as well as a restored black-and-white version of the film on DVD in 2006.

(You can spend as much as $200 for a restored vintage pan).

TechUK, which represents 900 firms in the UK, described Privacy Shield as a "restoring a stable legal footing".

This acts as a restoring torque for the speed change, and the rotor accelerates.

Therefore, hydrogenation can be regarded as an erasing process; dehydrogenation can be regarded as a restoring process.

A realistic description of the role of interfacial tension is incorporated by treating it as a restoring force which passes through a maximum as the drop deforms and eventually reaching a zero value at the break point.