Sentence examples for restoration that from inspiring English sources

McEwan relishes the mental restoration that comes from being in nature.

Haass opts instead for a doctrine of "restoration" that emphasizes "rebuilding at home and refocusing abroad".

But its Art Deco luster was to prevail, thanks to a restoration that has just been completed.

Beverly Shores has five houses now under restoration that were moved there by boat from the 1933 Century of Progress Chicago World's Fair.

THE world's last wooden whaling ship is about to undergo a $2.5 million restoration that will take three years to complete.

Now celebrating the 200th anniversary of Jefferson's first extended stay there, it is displaying an ever-expanding yet refined restoration that began more than 20 years ago.

With lots of dark woodwork and old furniture, coffered ceilings and period chandeliers, it is still aglow from the restoration that marked its 100th birthday in 2000.

It involves the use of a color stain atop a porcelain tooth restoration that is then coated with a layer of clear porcelain.

Pioneer Park, which surrounds the tower, has recently undergone a restoration that includes new native plantings, rock walls and a small lawn.

The ceremony at the Père Lachaise cemetery marked a restoration that returns the memorial to the look its sculptor, Sir Jacob Epstein, would have recognised in 1912.

The soils at these fallows undergo a process of natural restoration (or self-restoration) that changes the balance of soil organic matter (SOM) supply and mineralization.