Sentence examples for putting restored from inspiring English sources

Watney, a two-time winner last year, wrapped up his first title in 13 months with a 10-foot birdie on the final green, his faith in his putting restored by a Long Island club professional who tweaked his setup during a lesson at the beginning of the tournament week.

Dale nabbed a second soon after when he rounded past Robins' Gianluca Havern to put restore their two-goal advantage.

In 1999, the Muslim Wakf authority controlling the Islamic structures atop the Temple Mount began illegally excavating large amounts of fill from the former site of the Royal Stoa in order to construct a new access to the newly established (or, as the Waqf would put it, restored and expanded) Marwani Mosque.

I'm not in favor of having the government try to pick winners – or even, once fiscal order is restored, putting government money into any kind of venture fund or providing tax breaks or subsidies for particular sectors.

They have put off restoring the wallpaper in their dining room.

What kind of a price do you put on restoring a child to her true self?

If he had any mandate, it was to scrap the heating bill tax and, as he put it, restore confidence in county government.

Proud of the ten-year effort they have put into restoring the Victorian town house they bought for a song in rundown old St Paul, the Berglunds see themselves as American pioneers.

Ms. Harris, who has been on the board of the 16-story white-brick building for six years, said the building renovated its lower lobby about four years ago, but put off restoring the upper lobby where the doorman's desk sits and building a new closet for packages and dry cleaning.

This reflects the greater perceived value people put on restoring an anterior tooth compared to a posterior tooth.

Gov. Charlie Crist of Florida won widespread praise earlier this year when he announced that new rules that he had put in place had restored voting rights to more than 100,000 former inmates.