Sentence examples for restoring one from inspiring English sources

The paper, which dropped seven strips, including "Judge Parker," replaced them with five others and then invited readers to vote on restoring one dropped strip.

Restoring "One" has been on MoMA's to-do list since 1998 when the work — often called a masterpiece of Abstract Expressionism — was featured in a retrospective.

He calculated that restoring one would cost more than buying a house in livable shape.

That meant restoring one of the two brick arches that had been blocked off during the staircase's construction.

If Robertson was trying to make a name, Phil Brown is restoring one in his third full season with Southend after a slump from taking Hull City into the top flight for the first time in 2008.

While an entirely new neon sign like Gringer's would be about $20,000, he says restoring one much like it would cost about $10,000, roughly the same as an entirely new plastic one.

Mr. Sweeney said he was particularly pleased that Mr. Gebbie agreed to restore one of the houses on the property, the Rev. Seth Paddock house, named for the 19th-century preacher who once lived there.

It is a nice bit of reality to restore one's sense of proportion on the way out.

The deal restored one day of Sunday voting and more evening hours on weekdays, but Golden Week was not reinstated.

The resulting thyminyl radical then fragments to restore one thymine residue and generate a methyl-based radical on the second thymine residue, which abstracts a hydrogen back from Ado-H to regenerate Ado and the restore second thymine residue.

On a double bill, they're inspiring enough to restore one's faith in the power of the backbeat.