Sentence examples for normalcy is restored from inspiring English sources
"If we go to the worst case, and I pray that we don't, it's going to be a complete Greek tragedy before normalcy is restored," Mr. Mihalos said.
Thus, today, I'm requesting that all Roanoke Valley governments and non‐governmental agencies suspend and delay any further Syrian refugee assistance until these serious hostilities and atrocities end, or at the very least until regarded as under control by U.S. authorities, and normalcy is restored.
The mayor requested that "all Roanoke Valley governments and non-governmental agencies suspend and delay any further Syrian refugee assistance until these serious hostilities and atrocities end, or at the very least until regarded as under control by the US authorities, and normalcy is restored".
"In this current economic environment, it is imperative that the government ensures that liquidity is restored so that the U.S. auto industry is able to function until normalcy is restored to credit markets," the lawmakers say in a draft of a letter to the Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., and the Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, that was obtained by The New York Times.
Normalcy is restored," Nigeria's army said on its official Twitter feed.
The Post Office Department promised that the guardsmen would be released as soon as "normalcy" was restored.
But normalcy was restored within minutes when Villa, replacing the injured Bojan Krkic, was brought down by the Almería's goalkeeper Diego Alves and Messi scored on the penalty kick.
On the men's side, in a draw that has taken a hit from the injury departures of Pete Sampras and Patrick Rafter, normalcy was restored when second-seeded Andre Agassi flicked away the qualifier Axel Pretzsch like lint off his sleeve, 6-3, 6-1, 6-1.
Normalcy of a sort is restored by strangling the memory of what happened, refusing to speak of it at all.
Long-term recovery takes place after the immediate crisis subsides, after permanent housing is restored and after an initial sense of normalcy returns to communities.
