Finally restored to his former position, he was also reunited with his family.
When the piece is restored to its former position, as the finale of the Quartet Opus 130, a correspondence emerges: the first-violin part in the preceding movement, the Cavatina, comes to rest on the same note.
No longer the unloved footnote of an author's oeuvre, short stories are (perhaps) on their way to being restored to their former position of Chekhovian (or Hemmingwayian, although that's harder to say) dignity.
To this end, the Vandals were barred from holding office or even property, which was returned to its former owners; most Vandal males became slaves, while the victorious Roman soldiers took their wives; and the Chalcedonian Church was restored to its former position while the Arian Church was dispossessed and persecuted.
In their Aug. 2 letter, Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Bishop reiterated calls for workers who lost their jobs at the laboratory in a bitter strike last year be restored to their former positions.
He asked that AFL railroad brotherhood affiliates present the following proposition to the Railway Managers Associationn:...that the strikers return to work at once as a body, upon the condition that they be restored to their former positions, or, in the event of failure, to call a general strike.
Mr. Mills ordered Mr. Riccobono reinstated as a Board of Education employee, with back pay and benefits, although he appeared to leave it to the current chancellor, Harold O. Levy, to decide whether to restore Mr. Riccobono to his former position or to some other one.
Stretching these ligaments leads to sagging, nothing can naturally restore them to their former position.
Spirited and successful as Averroës' defense was, it could not restore philosophy to its former position, quite apart from the fact that the atmosphere in Muslim Spain and North Africa was most unfavourable to the unhindered pursuit of speculation.
We want to see the United States restored to a position of leadership and respect worldwide.
It was restored to its position in the auditorium, firmly bolted to the wall.
