Sentence examples for constantly restored from inspiring English sources
By public demand it was constantly restored thereafter.
The core of republican philosophy is an appreciation of the need to constantly restore and return the locus of sovereignty, of power, to the people themselves, away from those institutions and interests that capture and hold it, and thereby keep the body politic, and freedom, alive.
My faith in humanity constantly gets restored when I travel solo.
Think of all the wonderful petroleum-based products that have been brought to us over the years by the folks at Exxon, constantly exploring, looking, restoring, increasing, updating, finding.
'Permayouth is an inability to face ageing, and you're constantly trying to restore the difference between how you look and how you feel you should look.' Bradbury says trying to turn back the clock can also be very damaging for people who have it done for the wrong reason.
This has undoubtedly been the thread that weaves us together, the grace that reveals we are both worthy, and the endless well that constantly inspires, restores and renews us, both individually and together.
It was a bumpy flight, and the seat belt sign was constantly on, so squiggling into the aisle and walking in place till the blood flow was restored was not an option.
He's constantly asked to do Mancunian pride of the city stuff ("my civic duty", he calls it): snipping ribbons for Citizens Advice, new art schools, restored Victorian buildings.
