Sentence examples for restored once more from inspiring English sources

Later, restored once more to good standing in Chinese society, he became a table tennis coach and pursued a passion for calligraphy.

It is whispered that the government of Norway, restored once more following the Nazi occupation of the second world war, approached the UK seeking advice on a robust strategy towards its islands.

If Democrats opened the door on the abortion issue specifically, the diverse coalition FDR established during the Great Depression and World War II -- which at its core included blue collar Catholics -- could be restored once more.

Edward III restored order once more with the help of a majority of the nobility, exercising power through the exchequer, the common bench and the royal household.

However, the lead lasted only three minutes, the hosts again punished for sloppy defending as Carl Medjani ghosted in to head in and restore parity once more.

The Second Triumvirate (1812 1814) and José Gervasio Artigas (who controlled the Liga Federal during the 1815 1820 period) sought to restore the initial protectionist policy, but the Supreme Director restored free trade once more.

The stadium is dominated by a 16th-century Dutch fortress and, having been damaged in the devastating tsunami in 2004, it became a symbol of Sri Lanka's reconstruction efforts when it was restored to be once more capable of staging international cricket.

It was recently restored and looks meticulous once more – an artwork that quite literally stops traffic.

In the 20th century the permanent diaconate, open to married men and single, was once more restored within the Roman Catholic Church.

Bengal loses the Imperial capital, but, on the other hand, the province is once more restored to a united whole.

Anonymous, 1 December 1821 "Tranquillity" has been restored, and Paris begins once more to assume its "usual aspect".