In similar fashion, the Pequod argues that Martel's book "achieves something more quietly spectacular" than a literal conversion, or a restoring of one's faith in God: "it makes the reader want to believe in God.
Indeed I'm typing this while babysitting the full restore of an iPad that one pupil "broke" - through no fault of their own - while updating to iOS 8.
Ben Brantley called the production "scintillating" in The New York Times, adding that the "erotic bloom is restored to one of the funniest comedies of the 20th century".
Mr. Sweeney said he was particularly pleased that Mr. Gebbie agreed to restore one of the houses on the property, the Rev. Seth Paddock house, named for the 19th-century preacher who once lived there.
At some point you may want to review previous versions of an article, restore one of those older versions, or compare versions to find out what changed.
By razing Meyer, Stanford will restore one of the original axes of the campus along Escondido – from student residences on the east side of campus to the Main Quad – and create a visual connection between the Law School and Green Library.
Fifteen years ago, USC's School of Architecture took on the task of restoring one of Frank Lloyd Wright's concrete block residences, the Freeman House, which the celebrated architect designed in 1924 for a young avant-garde couple.
On Monday, one of the roads that runs close to the stones will be closed and by this time next year it should be grassed over as part of a project to restore one of the key approaches to the site.
At the Britwoods Court Apartments on Second Avenue, where one developer, Richard DiPetro, was granted the right to restore one of this city's first apartment houses, tenants are now moving into condominiums that sell for $119,000 to $300,000.
Gober and Scheidemann first met in 1989, after a collector asked Scheidemann to restore one of Gober's "sink" sculptures — replicas of sinks, made from wood, metal, and plaster, and painted to look like ceramic.
