Sentence examples for like restored from inspiring English sources

A leading citizen is engaged in each village to glean what locals – now mostly Romanians and Gypsies – would like restored if money and expertise were available.

In the most recent decade, Sherman's Film Stills have come to be celebrated for encapsulating a nostalgic glamour some women would like restored to feminist or lesbian culture.

The group gets paid to do things like restore electrical infrastructure in Kosovo and set up remote monitoring links between an oil refinery in Houston and Cutler-Hammer's offices in Warrendale, Pennsylvania.

(In that sense, it's like restoring Tom to the center of "Menagerie").

It was like restoring a portrait that had fallen into fragments.

Mr. Esparza has also helped his older brother, Genaro, do metal work for churches, like restoring tabernacles and chalices.

Interesting, but it tends to wilt the mystery; it is like restoring electricity to a haunted house.

And though the prairie restoration movement has gathered force over the past decade, restoring a prairie is a little like restoring an ocean.

Creating resilient coastal communities will require cost-effective investments in natural infrastructure, like restoring wetlands and preserving natural lands in low-lying coastal zones.

"Master craftspeople will meticulously clean the stone, which will take some time, it's a bit like restoring a painting," Mr. Rosso said in a telephone interview.

Mr. Nowling said he expected Mr. Orr to "be transparent" in his decisions on changes in city government, particularly on issues like restoring streetlights in darkened neighborhoods.