Sentence examples similar to restored paper from inspiring English sources

Bowers restores paper to the trail.

The 55-year-old actress, who is asking for her maiden name to be restored, filed papers citing irreconcilable differences and asking for spousal support and joint custody of their 15-year-old son, Chance, TMZ reported Thursday. .

His mission, he said, is to restore the Paper Mill as a "guardian of traditional American musical theater".

Barbey hopes to restore the paper's local focus: "You've got to find the Zeitgeist of New York right now, and write from a New York point of view.

When Joseph Pulitzer bought the faltering New York World in 1882, he planned to increase circulation by inserting sensational woodcuts, then gradually decreasing their number to restore the paper to dignity.

The session concluded with Fagan and another wizardry teacher, Paul Kelly, demonstrating magic that teachers could use in their own classrooms: a cut-and-restored-paper trick, a variant of three-card monte, a mind-reading routine.

In July 1634, officials acting on order of the king had seized Coke's papers, but a 1641 motion in the House of Commons restored the extant papers to Coke's eldest son.

The paper later restored the former piece.

The mean shift was proposed by Fukunaga and Hostetler (1975) and largely forgotten until Cheng's paper (1995) restored interest on it.

The paper restores my faith again and again.

The paper restores the inadequacy of other trade foreign models that couldn't produce stable business cycles for the typical realistic values of the multiplier and accelerator parameters.