Sentence examples for restored to glory from inspiring English sources

His assistant, Jacquot (David Costabile), holds on to the pathetic belief that the threadbare carnival will be restored to glory.

And the Bacardí Building has been restored to glory in the last few years by the City Historian's Office, which maintains and administers much of Old Havana.

All will be well in the world, with Labour restored to glory: cue Things Can Only Get Better, and a shower of ticker tape.

She looked upward and, Pucelle-like, seemed to be seeing before her — in a vision, as though they were already tangible, edible — the white figs of Argenteuil: an improbable Berkeley Joan, imagining her France restored to glory.

There was the 1948 Bates show model salvaged from a dead relative's house and restored to glory, and the 1910 BSA safety bike rescued from France and now ridden to work every day by its owner.

She looked upward and, Pucelle-like, seemed to be seeing before her in a vision, as though they were already tangible, edible the white figs of Argenteuil: an improbable Berkeley Joan, imagining her France restored to glory.

Now the factory had been razed and the Wu temple restored to its glory by a dirty river.

Impressed with the sacred curative nature of the lake, he got the lake restored to its glory.

He wished to see his motherland restored to its glory days of co-existence, where Hindus and Muslims grew up as friends, and celebrated Eid and Diwali together.

The northern white could then be restored to its former glory.

Wait a few years and perhaps the Lotto will be restored to its former glory.