Sentence examples for book restoration from inspiring English sources

For services to the Craft of Bookbinding and Book Restoration.

That's the premise of Tremain's latest novel, and for admirers of her best book, "Restoration," it looks promising.

In the book restoration trade, Palm Sunday is the cause of old palm leaves being stuck between the pages of old Bibles, brought in for repair.

"It's an important restoration because of the value of the drawings, but simple from a technical point of view, because we're not really restoring or rebinding the originals," said Sister Maria Marzia, of the Viboldone Abbey, which began specializing in book restoration 35 years ago.

The priestly sleuth delves into the surprisingly dangerous world of book restoration.

Book restoration isn't all about sourcing old tools, however.

After 1989, Soros's foundation directed money toward social modernization in Hungary, funding, among other things, a hospice program, a school-breakfast program, and a book-restoration plan at the National Széchényi Library.

The ruling, which ends Benevento's nearly 30-year campaign for the book's restoration, also called for a new law easing the return of looted treasures.

By way of instruction, "they handed me a book on restoration," he said.

His book The Restoration of Land (1980), written jointly with Mike Chadwick, was the standard text on the subject, mixing science and practice fluently, and Trees in the Urban Landscape (1995) set the same standards for those much abused "friends of the city".

Harner: What was the main theme of your book, "The Restoration of New Liberalism" ?