Sentence examples for set out to restore from inspiring English sources

He immediately set out to restore luster to a Mercedes brand tarnished by quality issues.

With Palestine secured, Antiochus set out to restore his forefathers' eastern realm.

In 1981 the State Department of Environmental Protection set out to restore the eagle's numbers.

He set out to restore the party's reputation by urging economic development and rehabilitating senior victims of the purges.

The Taewŏn-gun set out to restore the powers of the monarchy and pursued a policy of national exclusionism.

In "Conversations with Professor Y" he set out to restore his reputation as an innovative literary stylist.

The British violinist Daniel Hope is setting out to restore Joseph Joachim (1831-1907) to his rightful place as the lynchpin of music-making in the Romantic era, with a new CD entitled The Romantic Violin.

The Voice has four sponsors: "Haley's CTC (a citro carbonate which sets out to restore the system of alkaline balance and is in popular use as a remedy for hangovers).

The father dies suddenly, and when Edward sets out to restore the looted accounts, inevitably one client uncovers the manipulations, with social and legal consequences that make this play an intellectual thriller.

The eminent jazz critic sets out to restore the fading reputation of a wildly successful crooner and recording artist who presented himself as a simple nice guy but who was actually enigmatic and often remote.

Taking the crystals, Link sets out to restore them to their palaces.