Sentence examples for restore themselves from inspiring English sources

"Many people still do not agree with the use of artificial reefs for restoration believing that reef systems should be left alone to restore themselves.

Other societies that were afflicted with similar maladies have managed to restore themselves to health.

The germline may not be the only place where cells restore themselves in this way.

In addition, the time needed for old-growth characteristics to restore themselves in strict forest reserves remains poorly known.

In this sense, bettering New York City is a means by which New Yorkers can restore themselves as well.

"Taking out the Edwards dam showed that, when given the chance, rivers can restore themselves," says Margaret Bowman of American Rivers, a pressure group.

Given the chance, the oceans themselves will do the heavy work of restoring themselves to health.

In "Nirbhaya," it would seem, they are restoring themselves — and the woman of the play's title — into visibility.

The Republicans could cite it as a minimal loss, while the Democrats could say they had restored themselves to within about 10 seats of where they were when President Reagan was first elected in 1980.

The setting, on wintry midmornings, was hermetically cozy, as stout local women wearing dark silk blouses, pearls, and deep, fur-felt hats chatted in German and restored themselves with the yeasty coffee cakes known as Hefegebäck, or the puffy, sugary jelly doughnuts that are Berliner Pfannkuchen, or, for me, Baumkuchen.

The visitors became a little ragged in its aftermath, but as soon as the new half kicked-off they restored themselves to total dominance.