Sentence examples for often restored from inspiring English sources

He pointed out that old diners are often restored and suggested that this structure might be worth as much as $100,000.

The town is dominated by the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea (begun in the 9th century, often restored), which has magnificent bronze doors, executed at Constantinople about 1065, and a campanile (1180 1276).

Today's prospective buyers, he said, have a broader choice than the Burnhams did: traditional homes, often restored; new ones with modern conveniences; and even some condominium villas and golf course developments.

He often restored the original, higher pitch in these pieces, which bothered his wife not a bit; indeed she revelled in pyrotechnics while never making them an end in themselves.

In these days of continued uncertainty, my faith in humanity is often restored, by the impact of our third sector social entrepreneurs, and the many volunteers and sponsors who provide them with their much needed support.

FilmStruck will be curated by the programmers at Turner Classic Movies, the film cable network that has developed a highly devoted audience thanks to its commercial-free presentations of often restored legendary Hollywood movies.

Third, restorer lines containing Rf4 can often restore the fertility of BT-CMS and HL-CMS (but the opposite is not true).

Antibiotics are important drugs, often restoring health and even saving lives.

And it often restores faith in people, in government and even in God when a previously unjust system acknowledges past failings and tries to correct them, however belatedly.

In my book, sour cream can do no wrong and can often restore some tired-looking food, but it couldn't save a bowl of borscht that lacked texture and flavor: the beets were flaccid and thin as tissue and the broth weak and watery.

Correcting the misrouting of misfolded mutant proteins often restores activity and addresses the underlying disease.