Sentence examples for restored someone from inspiring English sources

When it was restored someone suggested moving it to Coney Island.

Ms. McCarthy said her background as a nurse made her amenable to restoring someone's rights, "if they could prove they are no longer mentally ill".

When we're talking about restoring someone's firearms rights, I thought the more relevant figure was the lifetime rate of violence.

"Hypothetically, somebody takes this technology, makes it better, and restores someone's [brain] activity.

A digitally restored version someone posted yielded approving comments, almost as though saving the picture could ensure the child's safety.

The editorial went on to compare Trump to Robert Kennedy and note that America can only be restored by someone who has built "gem-like skating rinks".

Yeesha links in and explains that legends state that in order to fully restore D'ni, someone known as the Grower must utilize the tablet.

Rest a little easier knowing that even if the worst had come to pass, your charity and kindness will live on, and may even restore to someone the gift of sight.

"A thunder strike may disrupt power momentarily, but it is going be restored quickly without someone having to visit and manually check the hit electric poles," he said.

When you suffer context collapse, you need to focus on someone who restores your soul, renews your life and keeps you on the right path (vv. 2-3).

As a result, he saves his marriage — yet the reader's pleasure in seeing evil punished and domestic order restored is threaded through someone's bloody, broken bones.