Sentence examples for close to restoring from inspiring English sources

27 min: The Amercians go close to restoring parity again.

With snow blowing around the stadium, Donovan came close to restoring Everton's lead at the start of the second half.

And that won't come close to restoring the $10.7 trillion of household net wealth lost since 2007.

And the blasts stood as a direct challenge to the government's recent claims that it was close to restoring order.

These two concerns point to a modest "reprofiling", which temporarily defers Greece's debt payments but does not come close to restoring its solvency.

Utility experts and economists say it will take many months, possibly into next year, to get anywhere close to restoring full power.

She refused to speculate on whether any district hospitals in these areas might have to close to restore financial equilibrium.

"But the other side of the equation hasn't even been close to restored, and that's hiring".

In recent decades, however, Woody Allen and Diane Keaton have come closest to restoring the miraculous ease of the older movies.

Poised to make his fourth birdie of the day, he could take the outright lead, bringing him a step closer to restoring the legitimacy of his march toward the record for major championships.

A trip to the communist Caribbean island for Pope Francis could come at a historic time, as the US and Cuba are closer to restoring diplomatic relations than they have been in more than 50 years.