Sentence examples for lifetime restoring from inspiring English sources

But last week he capped the comeback of a lifetime, restoring Arista to his portfolio when he was named chief executive of BMG North America.

For Chilean architects, this is the challenge of a lifetime: to restore beauty, to preserve history, to build sensibly.

The lifetime appointment restores the court's half-century-old conservative majority.

In some cases, the damage can be so severe, it may take nearly a lifetime to restore.

That the author did not insist on restoring all the stories in his lifetime suggests that at the least he was ambivalent.

"This project is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to bring its spirit back to life by recreating the Crystal Palace and restoring the park to its former glory".

Restoring student loans to market-based rates, with a lifetime cap, is something politicians on both sides of the aisle should be able to agree upon.

If the justices overturn the entire law, which is just one of several possible outcomes, health insurance companies would be free to restore those lifetime caps.

Respondents who either chose not to trade lifetime at a utility value of 0.95, or who were willing to trade a very high proportion of their remaining lifetime (0.875) to be restored to full health, were both carefully screened.

The leader of the Honduran Manufacturers Association has called for restoring the deposed leader with limited powers while granting Mr. Micheletti a lifetime seat in Congress.

When we're talking about restoring someone's firearms rights, I thought the more relevant figure was the lifetime rate of violence.