He had by then done a stint at the House of Dior, whose reputation he had restored with some dramatic designs and, in 1958, after the famous founder had died, an iconoclastic collection of his own.
Besides fishing, my father relished Pet milk poured over fresh peaches, banana pudding with vanilla wafers, black coffee and speeding through the pineapple fields on a moped he'd restored, with my sister, Linda, perched between his legs and me clinging to him from behind.
His minority was marked by violent strife between factions of nobles, but when he came of age, in 1325, he restored order with unprecedented vigour.
During Caldera's first term as president, he restored ties with the Soviet Union, Cuba, and Latin American military dictatorships (Argentina, Panama, and Peru) and granted amnesty to leftist revolutionaries, encouraging them to enter politics peacefully.
John Keate – born in Wells 1773, went on to become headmaster at Eton where he restored discipline with the birch, and once flogged 80 boys in one day.
He restored shattered crystal with a glance.
He restored the lead with a gleaming piece of technique.
However, he restored his reputation with a convincing win over Gary Russell Jr to win the WBO's vacant featherweight belt three months later.
He scored with such an emphatic sense of purpose that the mood in the stadium almost palpably changed: he restored Chelsea's confidence with that kick and in so doing planted doubt in Bayern heads.
Messi's magical feet were decorated by luminous green boots but it was his talent that illuminated Wembley and United's night was effectively over once he restored Barcelona's lead with a powerful drive early in the second half.
