Sentence examples for restored complete from inspiring English sources

It was recently restored, complete with rewoven, original Aalto-designed fabrics to cover rehabilitated Aalto-designed furniture.

The original interior has been restored, complete with almond green and wine-coloured ruffled taffeta drapes (sounds like one of Lacroix's catwalk creations).

And the revival of the restored, complete version of Edward Yang's 1991 film A Brighter Summer Day was a deeply rewarding experience.

Set on a bluff overlooking the Arthur Kill, the fieldstone house has been restored, complete with a well-equipped kitchen and period furnishings, including an 18th-century harpsichord and toile de jouey curtains.

BEIRUT, Lebanon Syriaia's state news media said Thursday that government forces had "restored complete control" in a strategic, bitterly contested town east of Damascus, offering new claims — disputed by rebel fighters on the ground — that loyalist troops are reversing the flow of battle in some areas, severing a crucial insurgent supply line on the approaches to the capital.

In 1992, a workprint of the original was discovered and Clair de Lune was restored, complete with the original soundtrack of Stokowski with the Philadelphia Orchestra.

There was no mention of Mr. Mubarak's having taken up Mr. Barak's request to help persuade Mr. Arafat to take actions that would "restore complete calm in Israel and the West Bank as quickly as possible".

The reasons for this persecution are uncertain, but they have been ascribed, among other things, to the influence of Galerius, a fanatic follower of the traditional Roman religion; Diocletian's own devotion to traditional religion and his desire to use Roman religion to restore complete unity in the empire; and the fear of an alienation of rebellious armies from emperor worship.

It is important to realize that middle knowledge does not restore complete sovereignty to God.

Currently, the gold standard treatment for this condition is renal transplantation, which can restore complete kidney function.

Meanwhile, thromboembolectomy is often associated with difficulty in restoring complete perfusion in patients with in situ thrombosis [9] and poses risks of embolism, dissection, or rupture.