Sentence examples for restorative works from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the morning I arrive, behind imposing wooden walls done out in Tesco's trademark red and blue, construction workers in hi-vis jackets and hard hats are busy doing what Tesco calls "restorative works", expected to be completed by the spring – but the rattles and bangs that echo around the site offer no hope of any real conclusion to this story.

FEMA was prohibited from performing any restorative work on beaches that hadn't been "engineered" by the Army Corps.

"The NHS insisted on more work but paid less, so dentists ended up doing lower-quality work and concentrating on restorative work rather than preventative".

His poems, written in an environment refashioned by his hard restorative work, are adjuncts of that work, and operate according to their own stringent verbal restrictions.

"They'll sometimes have roots of teeth left over in the jawbone, which have been covered by restorative work, so they can't clean them," she says.

The BFI does great restorative work on old films and the programme at the NFT is good – it's a… film museum.

The justice secretary states that prisons "can learn from this approach", and provides the example of restorative work being done in Gloucester prison which "benefits the local community".

After six months of major restorative work, the Picture House was about to reopen, its painstakingly refurbished interior ready to welcome moviegoers as it had since 1921.

Pink champagne, paid for by the English taxpayer!" Such forces of darkness must not be allowed to ruin the restorative work of the Tories.

Vornado returned with refinements to the Fifth Avenue entrances and additional restorative work to the interior but stuck with its plan to move the escalators.

"Being ever mindful of their care and condition, and given recent advances in textile conservation techniques, we decided that the time was right to undertake restorative work on these treasures," the library's curator, Michael Inman, said in a statement.