Sentence examples for restored to be from inspiring English sources

The pistol he used, a Glock 17, was a former theater weapon, apparently bought on the internet, that had been restored to be able to shoot live rounds.

The utilitarian movie house, built in 1934 as a Works Progress Administration project, is being restored to be used for public events, concerts and, once again, movies.

To the left, and above me, is the Byzantine citadel, to the right old houses, some of them now restored to be grand hotels and restaurants.

Helped by government funds, the mansion where Sydney Pollack filmed "This Property Is Condemned," released in 1966 (with Natalie Woods and Robert Redford), is being restored, to be used as a theater.

In remarks that prompted rage in Aksum, and in Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa, Mr. Sgarbi said last month that "Italy cannot give its consent for a monument well kept and restored to be taken to a war zone, and leave it there with the risk of having it destroyed".

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.

There was indeed much restoring to be done.

Those who could not be restored to fighting fitness were sent back to Australia.

The house and garden have both been restored to what they were in his lifetime.

The buildings have been restored to what they were in Irving's day.

Voting rights were restored to landowners who were in military service.