Sentence examples for ever restored from inspiring English sources

"None of the toys were ever restored or touched up.

No one noticed.If Britain ever restored the death penalty, it would have to repudiate not only the protocol, but the entire European Convention, and would then face expulsion from the Council of Europe, a 41-strong grouping of democracies.

The bathrooms were designed as removable modules, in case the building is ever restored to its original form, and the upholstered headboards, above, are not attached to the walls.

In it, she keeps the first piano she ever restored, her 1906 Hardman, as well as two workbenches, one bench for uprights, one for grands, where she repairs the actions -- the moving parts, keys, hammers and shafts -- of various vintage pianos.

So I'm guessing all that content is still around, though much damage will have been done whether the blogs are ever restored or not.

"Have you ever restored antiques?" he asked.

Without decent and easy-to-reach storage, you have no hope of ever restoring order in there.

No human sentence could ever restore a reality, nor bring back the bodies, that would be free of him.

Half of football fans worldwide do not believe Fifa can ever restore its tattered reputation, according to a poll released before this week's presidential election.

You were hurt, and you had a right to be, but no amount of giving up yesterday's mansions bought with stolen money can ever restore what's gone.

More than 5,000 of our fellow citizens lost more in the way of freedom last month than ACLU lawyers can ever restore.