Sentence examples for restore in a from inspiring English sources
The idea is to restore in a direct way that which we have broken or damaged — or to make restoration in a symbolic way if we can't do it directly.
In the essay Die Christenheit oder Europa (1799; "Christendom or Europe"), Novalis calls for a universal Christian church to restore, in a new age, a Europe whose medieval cultural, social, and intellectual unity had been destroyed by the Reformation and the Enlightenment.
The aim of the proposed controller(s) is to restore in a very smooth way the frequency to its nominal value in the shortest time possible whenever there is any change in the load demand etc.
Annual shed-load and annual EENS almost follow a similar trend because of the level of loads to restore in a distribution network is relatively lower compared to power transmission systems and most of the restorations can be done with a single step of restoration.
Neither of these agents was able to restore, in a significant manner, the activity of the oxidant-treated enzyme under these conditions (results not shown).
Administration officials say they hope to get the money restored in a House-Senate conference.
Rooms on the main floor will be restored in a variety of periods.
Vintage homes lining the narrow village streets have been restored in a low-key style.
They are restored in a Film Foundation collaboration between Gucci and Martin Scorsese, the director.
Until it is restored in a new location, they're stuck.
It would serve locally based businesses if the old warehouses in Norton Folgate could be restored in a similar fashion.
