"restore it in" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English
It means to bring something back to its original or former state. Example: The carpenter was able to restore the old chair by carefully sanding it down and restoring it in its original varnish.
Richard Strauss was one of the first to recognize its ironic intelligence, and to restore it in performance.
The couple paid $550,000 for the house in 2008, and with Peter Block, an Atlanta architect, and a team of builders and craftsmen, they spent the next three years resolving another conundrum: how to restore it in a way that was true to its presumed architect's principles without compromising their own tastes and comfort.
Disney last year bought the 3,000-acre 3,000-acreproperty to the southeast with plans to restore it in exchange for iMirating 350 new acres of wetLagos throughout its resort property.
The American Can building closed in 1979, and remained empty until Mr. Peddie started to restore it in 2005.
Speaker Pelosi supported the new mileage standard and vowed that she would restore it in the final bill.
Brazil's president, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, a defender of democracy, should take the lead in helping to restore it in Peru.
Mr. Balboni had just completed restoring it in a marathon round-the-clock thrash.
They bought it three years ago for slightly more than $400,000 and restored it in a spare Zen-Bauhaus style.
The Hermitage began restoring it in 1999, and the whole process took two people more than 12 years.
Mr. Parrotta and Ms. Hunter bought the place four days after it was listed, and have meticulously restored it in the six years since.
The tax cut law passed by Congress in 2001 phases out the estate tax over a decade but then fully restores it in 2011.
