Sentence examples for recently restored to from inspiring English sources

And a circular granite ornamental fence was recently restored to its original position after 133 winters of frost heave.

The lone concession to the past is the lowly drop shot, ignored for years but recently restored to respectability.

Recently restored to its original magnificence, the opera house is distinguished by the 12 monumental Corinthian columns on its facade and the acoustics of its gilded interior.

The classical facade by Ottaviano Mascherino was recently restored to its former brilliance, while the 15th-century campanile attributed to Baccio Pontelli is one of Rome's most beautiful.

After the early jousting, it was almost embarrassingly one-sided as Federer, recently restored to No1 in the world, went fully an hour without winning a game.

Recently restored to a sumptuous freshness by its present mistress, Sarah Hervey-Bathurst, whose husband's forebears built the castle, Eastnor is a castle with a difference.

Now his family have travelled to his recently restored graveside to pay their respects.

4 This path takes you around the edge of the south lawn, which has recently been restored to its Victorian glory.

Actually, it's quite venerable, but like much of the old town has recently been restored to its former belle époque splendour.

The venue's maroon seats were cozy, and a sweeping, gold-trimmed interior welcomed attendees to sit back and look up, absorbing a space that had recently been restored to its pre-Depression opulence.

The mill, whose five-metre-high oak waterwheel harnessed the power of the tides to produce flour and animal feed for more than 800 years, has recently been restored to full working order.