Sentence examples for half restored from inspiring English sources

Edward took to drink, although he half restored himself with a sober second marriage; Alfred, as the eldest son, was forced in his early teens to assume the responsibilities of an adult, not least with regard to his siblings.

Christon's 4-point play with 2 minutes 32 seconds left in the half restored an 11-point cushion, and the Liberty went into the locker room leading by 42-31.

The Cabanel collection was exhibited this summer in Alsace, at the Museum of Printed Textiles in Mulhouse, which had spent the previous year and a half restoring them.

True, Halfpenny kicked two penalties, the second of which carried him past 500 points for Wales, to push his side ahead but a nonchalant dropped goal by Carlo Canna, Italy's replacement fly-half, restored equality.

He landed another on the resumption but Wilkinson, his predecessor as England fly-half, restored the advantage.

The 19-year-old fly-half restored the Blues' cushion but Montpellier began to take control of the encounter.

A further Sexton penalty increased Leinster's lead to five and while Burton replied in kind, a further three points from the Ireland fly-half restored the away team's five-point advantage with six minutes of normal time left.

The coalition also privatised $75 billion worth of state industries, cut inflation by half and restored economic growth although Italy still lags the EU average in both growth and unemployment.

NEW JERSEY: 58 Glen Ridge Avenue, Glen Ridge An 1850s Second Empire house with four bedrooms, one and a half baths, restored wood moldings, a fireplace in the dining room and a detached two-car garage.

But you can't understand a good patch in the development of modern cinema without sitting through the entire two and a half hour restored version of Metropolis at least once.

A second Scarratt penalty on the stroke of half-time restored England's lead, however, and they went in 6-5 thethe good.