Sentence examples for restoration down from inspiring English sources

After taking the 1897 trolley for its 12-foot ride, Mr. Diamond climbs aboard the sleek Pullman to point out the attention given to its restoration, down to the row of incandescent bull's-eye lights.

England has about 30 remaining Victorian piers that have undergone varying amounts of restoration down the years.

Now with the restoration winding down, the blue mesh is gone and the scaffolding is being dismantled.

"Restoration boils down to having the right kind of flowers in the places pollinators live, and having a lot of them," said Andony Melathopoulos, assistant professor in pollinator health extension at Oregon State University.

Ever since Kochi native Sakamoto Ryoma mounted his steed in the 19th century and charged headfirst into the Tokugawa shogonate, overthrowing them and ushering in the Meiji Restoration, people down here have made it their sole aim to brazenly invade and reinterpret Japan's cultural sphere at every opportunity.

Further evidence of making good on their promise came in 2011, when BP and our Natural Resource Trustees announced $1 billion for early restoration, a down payment on what will likely be a total bill of $20 billion to restore the impacted natural resources - and the people's lost use of those resources - in the region.

A few blocks down, Restoration Hardware plans to move into a 40,000-square-foot building undergoing renovation.

Electricity had returned to a sizable portion of the city's neighborhoods on Friday morning when officials at Consolidated Edison, the utility that distributes the power, called the mayor to warn him that they were being ordered to slow down restoration of power to the city and instead focus their efforts upstate, two officials familiar with the power negotiations said.

(As of September 2012, there are 19,761 rights restoration cases pending, down from 95,425 in June 2011).

Restoration work Down she goes (again) Please don't panic ReprintsMr Chubais was keen to avoid raising interest rates at this juncture.

Bureaucratic entanglements and scandals over some contracts have slowed down restorations and heated up the public debate.