Sentence examples for restored mission from inspiring English sources

Vallejo's home (1850) and the restored mission now form the main part of Sonoma State Historic Park.

When, like her great-grandmother, she launches herself to her death from a bell tower in a restored Mission town, Stewart is devastated.

Our favorite restaurant was Casa Mission, in a picturesque and exquisitely restored mission that has been a private residence for many years.

A constellation of beautifully restored missions on the modern city's Southside echoes these distant origins.

"Disjointed beauty," is how Anthony M. Tung, a preservationist, described the juxtaposition of buildings like the restored Bowery Mission and the sleek New Museum on a street where vagrants once paid 15 cents for an overnight bunk and where hotel rooms can start at $500 and an apartment sold last August (at No. 259) for almost $5 million.

Mr. Rubin heard about the house in 1997 and began organizing a search-and-restore mission with Eric Touchaleaume, a Paris dealer whose knack for bringing goods back from remote locations has won him a reputation as the Indiana Jones of Modernist artifacts.

In 1924, The Times wrote about Father St. John O'Sullivan of Mission San Juan Capistrano and his efforts to restore the mission.

Engineer Isaac Clarke is part of a repair mission sent to restore communications to a mining ship.

I'm glad I did, if only for the cultural surrealism of seeing a beautifully restored Spanish-style mission surrounded by the gabled roofs and Nordic bric-a-brac of the town that describes itself as the Danish capital of America.

Despite the new hope, experts played down the chance that they could resume communication with the wayward $165 million craft and warned that, even if communication with the lander could be restored, its scientific mission would probably be impossible to pursue or complete.

The British/Australian owners have spent three years restoring the mission-style buildings, retaining art-deco wood panelling and creating a stylish, hybrid interior that mixes Tom Dixon lamps with 17th-century oil paintings.