Sentence examples for restoration into from inspiring English sources

But that may not be enough to turn a democratic restoration into a full success.

She later distilled the performance, which was an attempt to explore and continue that restoration, into the 16 photo-diptychs at Alexander Gray.

Since then, however, Air (Nicolas Godin and Jean-Benoît Dunckel) have been inspired to expand the themes they wrote for the restoration into a whole album.

They were instrumental in converting the centuries-old craft of art restoration into a profession based on scientific research, the use of modern technology and adherence to shared methodological standards.

"John Milton wrote an epic, 'Paradise Lost'," said Harold Bloom, the literary critic, "transmuting the defeat of English Protestant reformation by Stuart restoration into the allegory of good and evil.

(Though most of the money for the Armory's restoration into a cultural center has come from private donors, it has received $47 million from the city and the state).

Then it will be up to the Governor whether he wishes to sign these restorations into law, veto them outright or use his amendatory veto powers to try other 'end-runs' around the General Assembly.

Numerous studies indicate that various components may be released from composite restorations into the oral environment and may cause adverse local and systemic effects, like irritation to skin or eyes and gastrointestinal complaints (Mathias et al. 1979; Lonnroth and Shahnavaz 1997).

The network integrated the restoration projects into a series called Restore America.

"We're cramming two years of restoration work into four months".

In Indiana, when Pence signed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act into law last week, the backlash was swift and fierce, making the state a subject of international criticism.