Sentence examples for brought back to its from inspiring English sources

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).

But now that Mr. Rudolph's intentions have become clearer, she added, she is enjoying the building "more and more as it is brought back to its original design".

Among his discoveries was that the red spot on the lower part of the herring gull's bill acts as a stimulus both to the chick and the adult: by pecking at the spot, the chick prompts its parent to regurgitate the fishy paste it has brought back to its brood.

The BBC has for years been betraying its charter obligation to objectivity... "If a valued institution is in trouble, it should not be destroyed but brought back to its core values.

Many investors have lost patience with Paul A. Allaire, the former chairman that Xerox brought back to lead its turnaround.

All these sorts of things; its brought back to you all the time even when your not consciously thinking about it, its brought back to you all the time.

2F All these sorts of things; its brought back to you all the time even when your not consciously thinking about it, its brought back to you all the time.

Here were the "degenerate" artists whom the Nazis had banned, brought back to Berlin by one of its surviving Jews.

I was brought back to a discussion about stripping and its social connotations.