Sentence examples for restore historical from inspiring English sources

Watershed restoration is commonly used to reduce fuel loads and restore historical fire regimes to watersheds that provide ecosystem services for downstream communities (Elliot et al. 2010).

In Cairo, Musa Abu-Marzuq, who once led the Hamas political bureau from northern Virginia, said, "When we restore historical Palestine, the Jews can come live with us.

Meanwhile, National Geographic Films will also begin work on a series of documentaries about tigers and about efforts to restore historical monuments like Angkor Wat.

The new director of the academy, the all-powerful Jean-Baptiste-Marie Pierre, in his desire to restore historical painting to the first rank, humiliated the old artist by reducing his pension and gradually divesting him of his duties at the academy.

The calcium was added in two forms, calcite sand and slaked lime, as these two materials are widely used to restore historical coatings in Morocco.

Furthermore, tree plantings in temperate agricultural landscapes should aim to restore historical vegetation composition and structure, thereby reflecting the habitat requirements of extant species and facilitating evolutionary processes.

Even Houston has found space adjacent to its downtown area for restored historical homes.

Mr. Samalin said he feels pride in owning a restored historical building, and his staff and clients love the space.

The voluntary work could include gardening projects, running community cafes or restoring historical sites and war memorials.

She left Essence 12 years ago to pursue her business full time, and she now owns and operates five inns — all restored, historical properties — and cooks breakfast on a rotating basis at each one.

At first the move seemed to be working: Peck was given a job restoring historical documents at the national archives; he became the singer in a local rock band.