Sentence examples for restoring it on from inspiring English sources

The family spent 10 years restoring it on a shoestring budget.' Castle Stalker isn't like a National Trust property: you arrive on the small family vessel kept in a boathouse at nearby Appin, and once inside the castle's thick walls there are no information boards or roped-off areas.

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".

Scholars, advocates and political leaders agree that to just set Haiti back on its feet and move on would restore it to a dismal status quo from which it plainly can not escape on its own.

Though the emperor Charles V occupied Württemberg again during his war against the League of Schmalkalden, he restored it to Ulrich on payment of a heavy war indemnity (1547).

Eventually, the Inner City Broadcasting Corporation, led by former Manhattan borough president Percy Sutton, bought the Apollo and spent twenty million dollars on restoring it.

In 1987, however, the Port of Lorain Foundation formed and purchased the lighthouse with the goal of restoring it — work that goes on today.

Having bought the building for £4m, and spent God knows how much on restoring it, Emin has ended up with something that feels more like a boutique hotel for one than a paint-spattered den of creativity.

Work on restoring it is under way and architects must decide whether to cover up the well or turn it into a feature.

(Recently restored, it is on view at the Met for the first time since its acquisition in 1971).

When the young filmmaker who bought the house in 1995 and restored it put it on the market in 2011, he was intent on finding a buyer who would cherish the legacy of Mr. Morris (who died in 2009, at 87).

Repaired and restored, it now hangs on the wall of the current London offices at Kings Place.