Sentence examples for restore himself from inspiring English sources

Once more imprisoned, Wenceslas was able to restore himself in the next few years, but at the price of yielding real power to the royal council.

The ironies grow punitive: the speaker treats God as a needy child who needs comfort; he needs dreams of man's greatness to restore himself.

He's trying to restore himself at home; he's recently returned to his wife and daughter after taking a hiatus from domestic life.

And in seeking to restore himself and the shattered cosmos, he valiantly passes through a vale of despair, descending into darkness.

"That engagement he's had with European consumers — who have watched him lurch from one crisis to another, on and off the field, then restore himself — it doesn't exist.

Bay said he was trying to peel away everything he had tried over the past several months to restore himself to where he once was, but he has found it difficult to unearth his old self.

Allen, he adds, has restored himself professionally.

The priest underwent prescribed counseling and reassignment, Mr. Lieberth said, and slowly restored himself to parish service.

Nolan moped for a while but then restored himself, going to work for Phil Fontaine, the national chief of the Assembly of First Nations, teaching young people.

Edward took to drink, although he half restored himself with a sober second marriage; Alfred, as the eldest son, was forced in his early teens to assume the responsibilities of an adult, not least with regard to his siblings.

The Mets wasted a strong start by R. A. Dickey, who in his last start restored himself to his early season form, allowing just one run over seven innings against the Arizona Diamondbacks.