Sentence examples for properly restored from inspiring English sources

In a press conference in January by Egypt's antiquities ministry, days after the botched reattachment came to light, restoration specialist Christian Eckmann said the epoxy could be removed and the mask properly restored.

Either the NEP had to be properly restored or purely confiscatory measures imposed.

"Probably if it's properly restored it would fit a kid's foot," Ms. Loorya said.

Properly restored examples of popular models will continue to go up in price.

Mr. Kilgore was confident that, properly restored, the painting could be worthy of a museum.

One may verify that the session has been properly restored by examining the information returned by the show_all command.

One day, maybe Simple Minds will play a first-five-albums tour to small theatres and properly restore their reputation.

Restorers must rely on a minuscule number of suppliers who import materials needed to properly restore works.

Last year, Mazda produced a "Millenia Millennium Edition," properly restoring the lost n, but -- like Buick -- jumping the celebratory gun by a full year.

In a June 25 article, the architect James S. Polshek, of the city's invaluable Public Design Commission, says in relation to finding the money to properly restore Grand Army Plaza at the southeast corner of Central Park, "This is a piddling amount of money — nobody can claim the city is in a slump".

"We've heard all the excuses: they don't represent George's 'original vision'; the negatives of the movies were permanently altered for the creation of the Special Editions; they can't or won't put in the time and resources needed to properly restore the films.