Sentence examples for getting restored from inspiring English sources

Mr. Corbett, the Berkeley-based architectural historian who documented the property, said: "There are places in a lot worse shape getting restored all the time.

Some parts of it are now getting restored, Google says, and it should be up for everyone "in the near future".

Once the banks the ones that remained realized how imbalanced that was, and once credit started getting restored, the leverage dropped down to 70% or so.

Between Julius' good taste he fastidiously approves every teak varnish and cushion fabric and Heese's operational talent, Chris-Craft's battered reputation is getting restored with a portfolio of 20-foot to 43-foot boats, all with eye-catching deep-V hulls and base prices between $33,000 and $482,000.

Between Julius' fastidious attention to the teak varnish and cushion fabrics, and Heese's operational talent, Chris-Craft's battered reputation is getting restored with a portfolio of 20- to 43-foot boats, all with deep-V hulls and base prices between $33,000 and $482,000.

It calms airways and I'm finding that I'm actually getting restored lung function.

It gets worse over time, but it just never gets restored.

And when the economy recovers, the money for education usually doesn't get restored.

Obsolete hotels in Las Vegas don't get restored, they get blown up — "imploded," in the local jargon.

"Things are getting back to those pre-9/11 levels, as New York gets restored and business gets better," said Samuel Schwartz, a private traffic consultant.

Most restore processes allow you to change the apps that get restored – have a look through and uncheck those you don't need before you start.