Sentence examples for restored to favour from inspiring English sources

Eventually in May 1194, John made peace with Richard, and was restored to favour, although the restoration of his lands did not occur until late in 1195.

He was restored to favour under Poyet before losing his place to Santiago Vergini.

Eventually restored to favour, Brătianu served from 1876 to 1888 except for a brief interval in 1881 as premier.

Restored to favour, Enomoto later held many important ministerial positions with the government of the Meiji emperor.

By the time Locke returned to England in 1679, Shaftesbury had been restored to favour as lord president of the Privy Council.

Although restored to favour under George I, Marlborough was already a sick man and lived in retirement up to his death.

As a symbolic admission of defeat, Charles also picked 7 June to restore to favour all peers in opposition to him, a list that "read like the leadership of the pro-Petition forces in the Lords".

Restored to royal favour in 1658, Beaufort concerned himself with his duties as admiral.

Restored to royal favour, he commanded troops at Asti during Charles's invasion of Italy (1494 95).

He was restored to royal favour in 1677 and was again appointed lord lieutenant of Ireland.

Both Diodorus and Plutarch suggest he was quickly restored to the favour of the Athenians.