Sentence examples for reestablish something from inspiring English sources

In the year of Charles I's execution, 1649, he was doing work at Wilton for the earl of Pembroke, but the great double-cube room there is probably mostly the work of his pupil John Webb, who survived to reestablish something of the Jones tradition after the Restoration in 1660.

One vital, exciting possibility is this listening can reestablish something that calls for polite speaking actually threaten: a sense of dignity.

The two later began to reestablish something of the close friendship they had once known, and in 1974, they even played music together again before eventually growing apart once more.

You can only "reestablish" yourself as something if you stopped doing it.

Helping to reestablish refugees' trust in humanity, something so often severed after their traumatic experiences, makes it "a very beautiful job" she adds.

Louis XVI's courage on June 20 , 1792 when the royal palace was invaded by the Paris mob after his dismissal of the Girondin ministry, and his dignified bearing during his trial and at the moment of execution did something to redeem, but did not reestablish, his reputation.

To Arnauld, he writes the following: "I hold that philosophy cannot be better reestablished and reduced to something precise, than by recognizing only substances or complete beings endowed with a true unity, together with the different states that succeed one another; everything else is only phenomena, abstractions, or relations".

"He needs to reestablish that narrative.

Brown has fought to reestablish his authority today.

I think we need to reestablish that as a profession".

And maybe they're trying to reestablish it".