Sentence examples for out of restore from inspiring English sources

And I can't get it out of "Restore" mode.

In Russia, Putin is out to restore, of all things, the Soviet empire.

The Taewŏn-gun set out to restore the powers of the monarchy and pursued a policy of national exclusionism.

The city set out to restore the infrastructure of the 199-year-old building, one of the oldest municipal headquarters in the country.

The Voice has four sponsors: "Haley's CTC (a citro carbonate which sets out to restore the system of alkaline balance and is in popular use as a remedy for hangovers).

Most recently, with Windows 10 we set out to restore the trust of our consumer and business users and set Windows up to be a key part of the new Microsoft.

Mitt and other GOP candidates emphasize the loss of individual freedoms under Obama, and still another unconnected PAC of his is out to "Restore Our Freedom".

It set out to restore the "dignity" of the Greek people by "liberating" them from the alleged stranglehold of the Troika, while in the process "transforming" Europe into a more equal and just continent.

Lovers of black and white films should look out for restored screenings of "Children of Paradise" and "The Connection".

Where the shop once stood, trendy clubs operate out of restored buildings.

Tom Johnson, a former director of Ralph Lauren Polo store development, bought 41 acres with vineyards in the Finger Lakes region three years ago and built two homes out of restored 19th-century barns.