Sentence examples for most restored from inspiring English sources

In contrast, most restored homes in the city are adorned with zelliges, or patterned ceramic mosaics in primary colors, along with decorative sculptured plaster, stained glass and painted wood.

Mission San José, built in 1720, is the largest and most restored, featuring an unusual rose window, living quarters and flying buttresses, as well as a mass with mariachi music at noon on Sundays.

Xunantunich (pronounced "CHEW-nahn-too-neech") is one of the easiest to reach and the most restored Mayan ruin in Belize.

We additionally found that the microcirculatory blood flow in the serosal muscular layer was the most restored in the HTS group (Figs.  2d and 3d), probably because HTS is more effective in increasing superior mesenteric arterial blood flow [ 23] and in improving intestinal perfusion with selective vasodilation of precapillary arterioles [ 24] after hemorrhagic shock.

Most restore processes allow you to change the apps that get restored – have a look through and uncheck those you don't need before you start.

The governor's offices were among the most extensively restored during the 1989 1992 restoration.

But for most restores, that's not the case.

Many U.S.D.A. reports were eliminated in budget-cutting in 1982, but most were restored a year later.

The safeguard most easily restored is a return to small House districts.

Most were restored museum pieces, but one was grinding local corn, as it had been for 400 years.

La Purísima is not only the most authentically restored of the California missions, but is also the least changed in its surroundings.