Sentence examples for restoring him from inspiring English sources

"That character gave the production levity, so restoring him is one of the first things we'll try," Mr. Weinstein said.

But Oslo was good to Mr. Arafat, restoring him to power and then keeping him a player in the fractured peace process.

Thomas Cromwell's ghost must be blessing Hilary Mantel for her two novels so far, and one more to come, restoring him to a life by turns engaging and intimidating.

After a much longer search than anyone should need to make, Coleman has found treatments and therapies that are in the process of restoring him to music and vica versa.

"They come back injured and we look after them," was his matter of fact statement and while Mathew Tait has not played for England since arriving at Welford Road in 2011, the Tigers' have most certainly looked after him, restoring him to long-term fitness after a remarkable run of injuries.

Townsend, who was one of the three players omitted by Roy Hodgson from his initial 26-man squad for the European Championship, had been made aware of Palace's interest in restoring him to the Premier League this month but asked for time to consider the move back to London.

French troops, however, restored him to power.

Mr. Williams restores him to the prostrate position.

Gladly would I die to restore him to life".

Yet his piercing observations restore him to balance.

(ABC has since restored him to "The Bachelor").