Sentence examples for restoring a new from inspiring English sources

"In the past six weeks, we have seen the wind change in the property landscape, restoring a new calm and steadiness to the market," he said.

Now the streets are overrun by different gangs; some are just criminals looking to take advantage of the chaos, some – like the flamethrower-wielding cleaners – think they're restoring a new world order by setting fire to the potentially infected.

On 25 January, Adolf Hitler renamed Army Group North the "Courland", implicitly realising that there was no possibility of restoring a new land corridor between Courland and East Prussia.

And the launch under the commission presidency of Jacques Delors of the 1992 single-market programme helped to restore a new dynamism to the club.The collapse of communism in central and eastern Europe presented new challenges, but also opportunities.

It does not, however, make you enter a verification code if you restore a new device from an iCloud backup.

Hematopoietic stem cell (HSC) transplantation can restore a new functional hematopoietic system in recipients in cases where the system of the recipient is not functional or for example is leukemic.

When practiced on regular basis, solitude will help empty out, cleanse, and restore a new sense of faith and trust in life.

They restore a new balance of power between society and the state, and send a message to political power, saying that behind the silence of the people, there are repositories of anger, and a rejection of impunity and injustice.

Restoring 'Potemkin' A new version of the 1925 Sergei Eisenstein silent classic, "Potemkin," restoring images cut from the original, is to be shown on Feb. 12 and 13 during the Berlin International Film Festival, The Associated Press reported.

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The Williamsburg organ would cost more than $200,000 for someone to buy and restore; a comparable new organ could run as high as $400,000 to $500,000.