Sentence examples for more restored from inspiring English sources

Bengal loses the Imperial capital, but, on the other hand, the province is once more restored to a united whole.

In March 1975 a coalition of the JP and smaller right-wing parties in a Nationalist Front once more restored Demirel to the prime ministry.

The more rapidly and deeply I learned to quiet my mind and relax my body, the more restored I felt afterward.

In the 20th century the permanent diaconate, open to married men and single, was once more restored within the Roman Catholic Church.

In 1778 it again surrendered to the British, who used its harbours as a naval base, but, by the Peace of Versailles, Saint Lucia was once more restored to France.

Whatever the intention of those who first dug them, Syria's caves have become essential once more, restored to modern use because their thick walls offer a chance of survival to a population under fire.

What's more, restoring the healthy state of the banking system will be a lengthy process and one that will only widen social divisions.

The average cost of restoring a stolen identity is reckoned to be $8,000, and victims spend typically 600 hours dealing with the nightmare plus many years more restoring their good name and credit record.

He has spent considerably more restoring the craft, which is now tied up in Red Hook and which he now lives in with his family and operates as a museum and theatre.

He bought the 600-acre plot in 2002 for a reported $7 million and has since spent millions more restoring its 15 rooms that bring in rates as much as $1,500 per night.

A plan to spend $1.3 billion or more restoring the Los Angeles River and redeveloping nearby land inched forward Thursday as a federal review board agreed to let the proposal proceed.