Sentence examples for open restored from inspiring English sources

To say so sounds much more New Age than I usually like to sound, but being in the presence of hardwoods and evergreens and open, restored prairie rejuvenates, in some small way, the urban soul.

Soon after Cyprus joined the European Union, the "green line" that acts as an unofficial border between north and south was opened — restoring free movement from one side of the island to the other.

The National Trust welcomed result after result with delight; it will receive half the proceeds to help it open a restored Greenway House to the public in 2008.

The duchess will officially open the restored centre later on Wednesday.

In recent years, museums have been opened; mansions restored; hotels, restaurants and cafes opened and safety improved.

With a modest amount of local capital, the museum opened a restored brick building in 1997.

Restaurants and shops have since opened in restored turn-of-the-20th-century homes near Park Place, and now home buyers, particularly those looking for luxury apartments, have rediscovered the area.

Royalty came face-to-face with its treacherous ancestry when the Duke of Gloucester officially opened a restored medieval building in Taunton.

An independent inquiry is necessary to bring all of this into the open and restore confidence in this government.

Their large-scale, taut design and provocative interweaving of closed and open shapes restore qualities of mystery and the heroic to the human form.

For a career Goldman Sachs employee like Gary Cohn to say that he's open to restoring Glass-Steagall hardly signals that he has abandoned the convictions of a lifetime and abruptly allied himself with the left.