Sentence examples for highly restored from inspiring English sources

A highly restored Mini Cooper sold for $20,900 last month at an auction in Monterey, Calif.

Start with the mansion of Nathaniel Russell (51 Meeting Street, 843-724-8481), highly restored and one of the premier neoclassical buildings in America.

On Ortygia we admired the cathedral, which incorporates columns from the Temple of Athena, and the handsomely installed Museum of Medieval and Modern Art, with Antonello da Messina's beautiful, if highly restored "Annunciation".

They are now highly coveted when restored, and unlike most vintage cars at the low end, may actually be wise investments.

Primary HIV-infected patients display severe and irreversible damage to different blood B-cell subsets which is not restored by highly efficient anti-retroviral therapy (HAART).

Marked changes in the HPA response to 10 min noise stress also occurred at these times: being completely absent in lactating animals, but restored and highly prolonged in early weaned animals.

Owners of rare, restored, or highly expensive cars need to be assured that their vehicle is in safe hands and that the people involved in the move know how to effectively handle any problems or issues that may arise.

Residents of Kings Cross, Darlinghurst and Woolloomooloo say the lockout laws have been highly effective in restoring "safety, diversity and amenity" to their neighbourhoods.

And a practical set of proposals — some borrowed and some new, some innovative and some highly sketchy — for restoring economic growth and creating jobs.

Stephen R. Covey, who won a global following and a five-year run on best-seller lists by fusing the genres of self-help and business literature in his 1989 book "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People: Restoring the Character Ethic," died on Monday at a hospital in Idaho Falls, Idaho.

Pretreatment steps proved to be highly efficient in restoring the permeability of the membrane during experimentations.