Sentence examples for bring back to its from inspiring English sources

But like Camera, Slingshot, and Facebook's other standalone apps, it was designed to provide Facebook with insights about user behavior that it could bring back to its main app.

To glimpse life in 19th-century Savannah, visit the Telfair's Owens-Thomas House, 124 Abercorn Street, (912) 233-9743, an urban villa that restorers are still trying to bring back to its 1816 English Regency roots.

In an email, Optomen explained to Morris that Channel 4 "loved" the idea of renovating an East End market: "Social history is currently really popular on television and Roman Road would be the perfect road to bring back to its former glory".

The building has lain derelict for a decade, and the comedian is keen to see it brought back to its former glory.

Through email communications, she expressed that the sight of her lost finger constantly reminds her that her hand could never be brought back to its normal figure as it was 18 months earlier.

The more it is hammered, the more brittle and hard it becomes; but it can be brought back to its original state by annealing (heating and then cooling slowly).

It was painstakingly put back together and brought back to its original state.

It may be mentioned that the system is brought back to its first state, D 1, by an appropriate repair action and the lognormal distribution is considered for such repairs (Dennis 2003).

Then, the generator states must be brought back to its equilibrium point by the excitation control.

We were amazed to see something completely destroyed brought back to its original form.

However, the policy needed to be brought back to its roots as a market mechanism, he said.