Sentence examples for restored for good from inspiring English sources

The underground army called a cease-fire in 1994, which it broke in 1996 but restored for good a year later.

A few years ago, I bought two curvaceous 1860s buttoned armchairs from an antiques dealer in Paris, and I still haven't had them restored, for good reason.

Murphy erased the lead in the bottom of the inning, and later restored it for good.

If the decrepitude of Neptune caused me to briefly lose my faith in America, it was the ingenious rings of Saturn that restored it for good.

Some were restored for a promise of good behaviour, but MacDonald was unable to control his son Aonghas Óg, who defeated him at the Battle of Bloody Bay fought of the coast of Mull near Tobermory in 1481.

Indefinite solitary confinement does nothing to address the relationships that must be restored for prisoners to come home as good citizens and good neighbors.

The exams, abolished in 1966, had been restored for workers, peasants and soldiers with good political records, although the state council said there should not be too much stress on scores.

After erasing your tracks, delete all System Restore points for good measure.

Seeing Congress Hall restored is good news for the city.

If innervation is restored quickly, good restorative ability exists.

Craig Fitzgerald, an automotive expert at consultancy firm Plante & Moran in Michigan, said GM had successfully removed complexity from its strategy and production line, while restoring a reputation for good quality vehicles.