Sentence examples for restored now from inspiring English sources

I gave up on my dreams but my hope is restored now".

"Colored" was cut in rehearsals then but has been restored now, and it lands like a brick in the theater.

He described the collapse of the sculpture as the "worst thing in my career that I've had to deal with," even worse than the shattering of the della Robbia relief, which is also being restored now.

It is not on the cast album, available at the Paper Mill concession stand for $19. "Crazy World," of course, is recorded, and has been restored, now being sung in the second act, though it was eliminated on Broadway.

Peggy Coyne, president of the teachers union in Madison, Wis., said at the rally that she was "a little worried" whether the Chicago union would be able to get its raises restored now that Ms. Lewis had ruled out a strike for this school year.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The sublime bohemian Chaim Soutine, who was born in a Lithuanian shtetl in 1893 and died in Paris in 1943, keeps slipping from canonical status as a modern master — too independent of movements, too giddily eccentric, too something — only to be restored, now and again, with a bang.

And these are the values that we must restore now at this defining moment.

What needs restoring now is more complicated than anything Spalding might have imagined.

Choose the ones you need and hit the "Restore Now" button.

WHERE might the restored painting now be hung?

The building has been exquisitely restored and now drips with crystal chandeliers and gold accents.