Sentence examples for restoring something close to from inspiring English sources

That process, Mr. McLaughlin said, would be the first step to restoring something close to the bay's original ecosystem.

(Flicker Alley, $79.95, not rated) THE COMPLETE METROPOLIS Fritz Lang's visionary science-fiction spectacular of 1927, now restored to something close to its original length by the discovery of long-lost footage in Argentina.

Restored to something close to full health after being felled by an enervating viral illness last year, Henin-Hardenne took what, for her, is not an untypical route to victory: play yourself into a crisis and then blaze your way out of it.

Three years later, the plantings have begun to mature, restoring the property to something close to its original state and providing its weekender owners with low-maintenance natural beauty.

Their mission is to restore Tightwad Hill to something close to what it should naturally be: a grassy hill filled with native oak trees and shrubs.

Alexandra Palace wants to take out the brick infill to restore the building to something close to its original Victorian appearance.

Politicians on the left have seized on the deaths to argue that it should be restored to something closer to its former strength.

The couple obliged the Landmarks Commission by restoring the 1890 facade to something close to its original condition, in exchange for some latitude at the rear of the house.

Or something close to that.

It's something close to anti-funny".

It allows something close to continuous tones.