Sentence examples for be undone to from inspiring English sources

Theft can be undone, to an extent, by restitution, but restitution is not possible without information.

Critics say best practices in some countries will be have to be undone to accommodate countries with less restrictive rules on flight time.

Red Wings defenseman Ian White said, "I think we've already had some damage that won't be able to be undone to our sport".

After the keys reappeared, each knot had to be undone to free his penis, and my mother often spent days struggling with the string to release the Devil.

With the appropriate private key, the scrambling can be undone to retrieve the original video.

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The success of Kettle Creek was undone to some extent by the subsequent British victory at the March 3 Battle of Brier Creek, which took place during Campbell's retreat in present-day Screven County.

Antoinette's novel continues the story of Bleu, a young woman from Michigan who moves to Los Angeles, only to be undone by an addiction to crack cocaine.

It creates a thick slice right through your image that cannot be undone, forcing you to revert to your last save.

The worst thing is repeatedly trying to curse a ghoul, only to be undone by the Wiimote's failure to register your moves.

If anything, Tomic may have too much variety and can occasionally be undone by trying to be too clever.