Sentence examples for restore bits from inspiring English sources

"I practically have to flail Kevin with a cane because he keeps wanting to restore bits," Mr. O'Brien told me.

Appeals for the Fenice have been made around the world, some of them in connection with the Venice in Peril Fund, which has been helping to restore bits of the city since it was damaged in the great floods of 1966.

That's when Stewart's incarnation of The Daily Show helped restore bits of progressive sanity, especially in 2002 and 2003, as America launched its misguided invasion of Iraq.

It wouldn't take much to put the story on a more even keel, just a little nuance here and a line of dialogue there, like that restored bit of dialogue about foreign policy that appears at the beginning.

That is why Hewlett-Packard and IBM use error-correcting code (ECC), which detects cache errors and restores bits that were changed by mistake.

That is why Hewlett-Packard and IBM use error-correcting code, or ECC, which detects cache errors and restores bits that were changed by mistake.

He added: "A frank discussion will allow us to restore a bit of serenity.

The post-festive season is therefore a time to lay down fat, to restore a bit of tilth, let the seed do its work.

Hoping to restore a bit of calm to fishing in the Gulf and elsewhere, some fishermen have struck a rare alliance with conservation groups.

A few Zip Codes over, Bushwick shakes off the late-winter gloom and a half decade of development to restore a bit of disorder.

Some economists also see higher interest rates as a way to restore a bit of strength, at least temporarily, to the weak Canadian dollar.