Sentence examples for restoring something from inspiring English sources
He speaks of what a poem does for its author, restoring something to the self.
"You are restoring something that was not a John Constable?" "Sure".
That process, Mr. McLaughlin said, would be the first step to restoring something close to the bay's original ecosystem.
"We were wondering whether we should get involved with restoring something when we could just start fresh," Mr. Rohlfing said.
Is it possible that this form of listening is also altering the nature of reading itself, perhaps even restoring something that was lost?
"They thought that they needed to spend a lot of money ripping out Philip Johnson's fountain and putting in something new instead of restoring something that worked well".
Far from killing books, my iPad has restored something I was on the verge of losing.
Vladimir Putin, for one, is trying to use oil to restore something of Russia's imperial glory.
"If you want to restore something then do it exactly like it was.
"People apologize because they want to restore something that's been broken," he said.
If Bacon's portrait is restored, something of Bacon will be restored.
