Sentence examples for restoring to the from inspiring English sources

Last Saturday, at the behest of Speaker Gifford Miller, the entire Council broke up into borough delegations and combed over approximately $700 million that they had proposed restoring to the mayor's preliminary budget, with the assignment to reduce those restorations by $200 million.

Mr Howard hoped to achieve his first objective by restoring to the party's MPs the sole power to elect the leader.

The MacArthur Foundation cited her for restoring "to the representation of the human form a cultural significance that had waned during the ascendancy of abstraction in the 20th century".

In 1992, when the Marine Mammal Protection Act formally established the Marine Mammal Stranding Network, mammal parks and research centers were tasked with rescuing, and restoring to the wild, seals and sea lions that would otherwise die naturally.

But if Mr. Spielberg established a new standard for a venerable film genre, he also took a deliberate step backward, restoring to the war movie some of the grandeur and romance it had lost in the decades after Vietnam.

Those are two words this season's team has every intention of restoring to the everyday Kenyon lexicon — maybe not for 31 more years in a row, but for at least another 12 months.

Order was restored to the political world.

Hope has been restored to the Labour Party.

The luster has been restored to the Flatiron Building.

Work must be restored to the national agenda.

Parents eventually got a little money restored to the budget.