Sentence examples for restored copy from inspiring English sources

The BFI Archive had lent me a digitally restored copy of Cecil Hepworth's 1903 Alice in Wonderland, which screened in an island lagoon, on a raft designed by architect Ole Scheeren.

The Art Newspaper reported that the restored copy shows more detail of the spindles of the chair in the painting, the frill on the edge of the fabric on Mona Lisa's chest and the semi-transparent veil around her left shoulder, arm and elbows.

We'll keep an eye out for a restored copy of BLACK & CHROME, so check back later.].

When service was restored, copies of more than 200 letters sent to constituents and information on mailing addresses had disappeared.

When the researchers repaired the GCK mutation using molecular techniques, cells with two restored copies of GCK responded normally to the glucose stress test.

Over the next few years Mr. Doros and Amy Heller, his wife and partner at Milestone, will distribute new and restored copies, followed by DVDs, of Clarke's three documentary features: "Robert Frost: A Quarrel with the World" (1963), "Portrait of Jason"(1967) and "Ornette: Made in America" (1985), about the jazz great Ornette Coleman.

Reception of the Special Edition was mixed, prompting petitions and fan edits to produce restored copies of the original trilogy.

For centuries, the Italians had been selling and restoring, copying and overpainting, not to mention forging, their pictures, and, as prices rose, both masterpieces and daubs came rolling out of staterooms and back alleys.

In the recovery phase, mitochondrial biogenesis restored mtDNA copy number and oxidative metabolism.

In order to confirm that the phenotype observed was due to the absence of LprG and P55, we restored a copy of the wild type genes.

All tumors derived from depleted cells restored mtDNA copy number during tumorigenesis to levels at or near to in vitro grown HSR-GBM1 cells.