Sentence examples for often repaired from inspiring English sources

Another neighbor, J. C. Singletary, said that Mr. Kendall had often repaired Mr. Singletary's station wagon, and that he seemed like "a pretty nice guy".

"I am dying without her," he said as he hobbled through the burned-out upper floor where he often repaired for solitude and a nip of vodka.

His sickly appearance won him an official recommendation for three recuperative months in Karlsbad, a spa in far-off Bohemia to which court members often repaired.

Such equipment is found, and often repaired, at major shuttle contractors around the nation, as well as at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, where the shuttles blast into orbit.

It is thick and fibrous and it is far less often a football casualty than the anterior cruciate ligament and medial collateral ligament, which are often repaired using grafts from the patellar.

Missing areas are often left missing, and damage is often repaired only if doing so does not require unacceptably invasive treatments that are extensive in nature or that may not be reversible.

A member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, he worked for 17 years as an electrician, often repairing street lights.

Those who attended the evening service in Charing Cross would often repair to a pub or to private parties, and Hafina Clwyd – she soon dropped the surname Jones – was usually to be seen where the fun was most rumbustious.

While House members often repair to their partisan clubs for lunch, coffee and post-vote martinis, and senators can sometimes be found eating and drinking at the Monocle restaurant, which has fed generations of them, lawmakers are largely too busy to eat out.

In mammals, peripheral nerves can often repair themselves, but damage to the brain and spinal cord is mostly permanent.

Today, surgeons often repair facial damage by grafting a piece of bone from somewhere else, such as the patient's pelvis or rib.