Sentence examples for restored into one from inspiring English sources

The old buildings, Ottoman and French Colonial, have now been meticulously restored into one of the most gorgeous downtowns anywhere.

All that is restored in one generation".

I began thinking about the subject a few weeks ago, when a friend of mine asked if I would be traveling to D.C. for Stewart's "Rally to Restore Sanity" or Colbert's "Rally to Restore Fear" (now combined into one giant "rally"... to restore "sane fear," or perhaps "fearful sanity," one assumes).

But Tyrone started to win loose ball around the middle, and scores from Paddy McNeice and substitute Plunkett Kane restored their one-point advantage heading into the final 10 minutes.

The league later restored one of the draft picks.

The BCVA was restored to 0.5 one month after surgery.

Lowe is considering presenting two versions of the altarpiece—"one with the pieces as they look now, and one with each panel digitally restored, so that they harmonize into one image".

Fisher tied the score at 1-1 with a power-play goal 1 minute 53 seconds into the second period, but Malkin restored Pittsburgh's one-goal lead four minutes later.

Jamie Carragher, restored after a one-match ban, could yet come into his thoughts at centre-back, though the Italian is inclined not to disrupt a winning side.

Murphy restored the Lurgan Blues' one-goal advantage but Beacom's free-kick from the edge of the box took a slight deflection before going into the net.

At the Britwoods Court Apartments on Second Avenue, where one developer, Richard DiPetro, was granted the right to restore one of this city's first apartment houses, tenants are now moving into condominiums that sell for $119,000 to $300,000.