Sentence examples for rush to restore from inspiring English sources

It is clear that the Jets are in no particular rush to restore normalcy to the team.

With such an ambiguous threshold for upgrading relations, Qatar appears in no rush to restore ties with Israel, although contacts between the two continue.

The Chinese government is rushing to restore infrastructure throughout the earthquake zone, clearing roads and restoring electricity, water and telephone service as fast as it can.

She is rushing to restore seven murals that depict four teenage girls attacking Shanda Renee Sharer, a 12-year-old Indiana girl who was tortured and murdered in 1992 in a case that drew national attention.

The Mathesons rushed to restore their plantation, replanting and buying new equipment to replace what was lost.

As little was known about the extent of losses, officials rushed to restore communications with the disaster area.

Our U.S. government made barely a peep at military strongman Sisi's destruction of democracy in the largest Arab country before rushing to restore $1.5 billion in aid.

The night after he died, 11 ANC supporters were murdered and 800 troops and police were rushed to Richmond to restore calm.His death sparked fears that South Africa's second all-race election campaign may be as bloody as the first.

Police officers carrying bullhorns and barricades had to rush into the station to restore order.

In a normal day Recall handles just a few rushed deliveries to clients to restore corrupted data.

Relief Supplies Being Delivered; Priority on Restoring Basic Services PANAMA CITY / GENEVA, 21 September 2004 – As Haiti and the Dominican Republic begin to dig out from Hurricane Jeanne, UNICEF said today that it is rushing to help restore services to some of the Caribbean's most vulnerable children as forecasters predict a continuing season of destructive storms throughout the region.