Sentence examples for given a restoration from inspiring English sources

Even given a restoration of capitalism, there were softer landings that could have been negotiated by Mikhail Gorbachev and guaranteed by the United States and its allies.

Now given a digital restoration from the original nitrate print, it's a true discovery.

The locomotive was given a cosmetic restoration back to its 1935 appearance by the nearby Strasburg Rail Road and volunteers.

It has been given a 4K restoration, and the sound has been upgraded by Giles Martin, son of Beatles original producer George Martin.

It was partly restored in 1955 and given a more substantial restoration in 1962, reconstructing 10 of the 13 steps, the walls of the cella and the columns.

Spartacus happened to be the first film I saw when I moved to New York City (a restoration given a grand premiere at the Ziegfeld) but it's not even remotely close to my favorite of Douglas or Kubrick.

Both gullible and deeply uneasy, he gives a truly Restoration performance in which each flourish of words is embellished by a gesture.

We use link and node failure recovery at the DWDM layer to give a short restoration time.

Now the facade is crisp and charming, apparently given a careful cleaning and restoration of a sort that would drive an old-school preservationist nuts.

The painting was given a major cleaning and restoration in 1965 66, which showed it to be in good condition, and with very little paint added later by other artists, contrary to what some earlier writers had asserted.

The 1964 film, starring Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison, is due to be re-released to select theaters starting this weekend to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary, and has been given a painstaking, multi-year restoration process to ensure that it looks and sounds better than it ever has.