Sentence examples for restored much from inspiring English sources

The Light House is now Beach Club Estate, a catering facility, and in its restoration Anthony Pellegrino, the owner along with his brother Bart, has restored much of its original aspects while adding some new features.

The Council has repeatedly restored much of the financing.

Under the guise of freedom of education, it restored much of the church's traditional influence.

They have restored much of its original look and menu (burgers, mussels, pasta, chicken) and have expanded the outdoor seating.

While Tokyo's cellphone service has been restored, much of Miyako remains cut off from cellphones and the Internet.

But the invention of carefully designed geometric fortifications (known as the trace italienne) restored much of the balance.

By putting an end to its instinctive anti-Americanism, France has restored much-needed confidence in its transatlantic ties.

He would add a death scene between Romeo and Juliet but restore much of the original text lost in adaptations by the Restoration playwrights, Thomas Otway and Colley Cibber.

They have helped restore much of her beauty.

"The mayor's not going to be restoring much," one person briefed on the plans said.

Much has been done to preserve and restore; much remains to be done.