Sentence examples for restored to grace from inspiring English sources
From about 821, restored to grace, he was a powerful influence at Louis's court.
Michael Phelps, recovered from a case of low-key despair and recreational marijuana use, was this summer's hero restored to rightful grace.
The old guard stepped forward, checkbooks in hand, and helped rugby stay afloat until the college was restored to good academic graces.
I imagined the young Charles, who had entirely failed to charm the disdainful princess, given a better face by Velázquez, his dignity restored to the point of grace.
And in return for Armstrong's mea maxima culpa before the great St Oprah, he may well be restored to some kind of grace for having been a sports cheat, using drugs to enhance his cycling performance on the Tour de France.
On the following Friday, Arte Moreno declared that Hamilton had not been restored to the Angels' good graces.
Thereby restored to some semblance of political grace, Carlos is assigned to run a large sugar mill, where he drives himself and his workers into the ground, trying to meet the 10-million-ton quota mandated by Fidel for the 1970 harvest.
The grand public spaces – once graced by notable figures such as the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Sophia Loren, Pierre Cardin and Woody Allen – have been restored to their former glory.
Meanwhile, traffic was restored to normal.
Justus is restored to Rochester.
