Sentence examples for restoring it for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hevesi has proposed restoring it for education.... Why is that a good idea in as heavily taxed a city as this?

He bought a Texas walnut cabin for $3,000 and began restoring it for his family, still in Houston, relaxing on the cabin's porch at night.

Critics, however, have an additional complaint: that the proposed changes would have the odd effect of barring some first-time, minor offenders from getting financial aid while restoring it for more serious drug lawbreakers.

(Mr. Travis was a philosophy major at the University of Texas, Austin, and had his own construction business after college). He bought a Texas walnut cabin for $3,000 and began restoring it for his family, still in Houston, relaxing on the cabin's porch at night.

Update 2 49 PM PDT: Google informs us that this down time is in fact temporary, "We're working on restoring it for users as soon as possible".

Although in the past we have supported abolition of the filibuster, restoring it for Supreme Court nominations might be a way to encourage bipartisan consensus and to prod presidents to nominate broadly acceptable candidates.

It was built by Giorgio Massari, a Baroque architect, for a rich merchant family; now the Turin-based Fiat motor company has bought and restored it for a reported $10 million and undertaken to finance its programs and exhibitions.

They want to restore it, for reasons beyond appeasing Abdul Majid.

Plans are under way to restore it for display indoors.

We want to restore it for public use.

Murphy erased the lead in the bottom of the inning, and later restored it for good.