Sentence examples for not to restore from inspiring English sources

His intent was not to restore the building, but to "bring it back to life".

Now a new owner, Thor Equities, is working not to restore the 1855 building, but to recreate it.

In May Toussaint formally agreed to lay down his arms in exchange for Leclerc's promise not to restore slavery.

The real purpose of this case is not to restore taken property, but to defund legal services.

The current preservation policy of West Point, he said, is to preserve what is there, not to restore or recreate.

This time, it appears, "people power" was used not to restore democracy but, momentarily, to supplant it.

At any rate, our role is to love, not judge; to heal, not harm; to restore, not tear down.

"If the capitalization level of large banks is too low you have to repair that - whether you like it or not - to restore market confidence," said Harald A. Benink, a professor of banking and finance at Tilburg University in the Netherlands.

"We're not going to restore your 100 percent normal anatomy.

It was hard, if not impossible, to restore those pawns to life.

A handful of extra days off is not likely to restore Jeter's production.