Sentence examples for being restored from from inspiring English sources

The company said its ability to service its customers had been temporarily affected but its data was being restored from other offices around the country.

They like the gritty details, and they understand the force of time, which is why most of us find stories of individual gardens so moving, whether theyre being restored from ancient oblivion or created anew.

Furthermore, CAST also distinguishes dentine caries lesions that can be restored from those that are beyond treatment with a restoration alone.

Many other ancient structures in the region have been restored from fragments, so that it's perfectly possible for some kind of restoration to be achieved," Butcher said.

5) Link between earnings and the basic state pensions to be restored from 2012.

Thirteen guesthouses at Milia have been restored from derelict buildings, using local stone and chestnut wood.

"We expect that the normal flow of passengers will be restored from midnight," Mr. Kamau said.

Lord Turner called for the earnings link to be restored from 2010.

If Wall Street can be restored from its excesses, why can't attention be given to our bridges (and tunnels)?

The Orange, Pimlico This mid-19th century Belgravia pub was restored from its stucco-embellished exterior to the elegant Victorian interior.

On his watch Citroën was restored from being a cheap and cheerful discount brand to something like its former glory.Even so, there were problems.