Sentence examples for bears restored from inspiring English sources

So it is hard to imagine there have been many more cheering individual stories in the 51-year history of Lord's finals than Trott's appearance for the Bears, restored as a pivotal, reliable figure in his favourite No3 position.

He had made a fortune in construction and other businesses in Saudi Arabia, and brought his money and influence to bear on restoring Lebanon to its former glory as a relaxed and enjoyable centre of commerce and culture in the Arab world.

The state restored the bear hunt in 2003 for the first time in more than 30 years, and another hunt was allowed last year.

Dresden has been miraculously restored, but still bears the half-healed scars of the fire-bombing, sandstone scorched the colour of pitch.

Many of these regions on the planet will never be restored with brown bears, as habitat is not available nor is it suitable for reintroduction efforts.

Its restored stone buildings bear the kind of touches you might expect of a Tuscan agriturismo, from luxurious beds to clawfoot baths; just beyond, a swimming pool overlooks the mountains.

If we are to guarantee this right for huntsmen, why should we not decriminalise cock-fighting or restore bear-baiting?

Elizabeth Price The excellent winner of the 2012 Turner prize brings her troubling feel for sound and vision to bear on Arthur Evans, the archaeologist who restored ancient Knossos.

In the end, he couldn't bear to let it go, and had it restored.

"Whatever political capital I have will be brought to bear ensuring that the decency we deserve is restored to the 19th congressional district".

"The time for increased humanitarian action is now," said Toole, adding that security must be restored if humanitarian efforts are to bear fruit.