Sentence examples for she would restore from inspiring English sources

As Speaker, she would restore the reputation of parliament.

Speaker Pelosi supported the new mileage standard and vowed that she would restore it in the final bill.

The tenant said that she would restore the stained glass, marble and other finishes in the house.

Nola, in a funny, shapeless flowery dress, squinting and smiling into the sun, looked more like a mother than like anyone's wife; they saw how she would restore things and bring back order.

Lisa P. Jackson, chosen to head the Environmental Protection Agency, said Wednesday at her confirmation hearing that she would restore scientific and legal integrity to an agency battered by charges of political interference and coziness with industry.

Democrats had anxiously looked forward to Mrs. Clinton's speech today, hoping that she would restore their confidence in her candidacy after what they viewed as an unsteady start and also hoping that she would offer a compelling case for New Yorkers to elect someone to the Senate who has not held public office or lived in the state until a month ago.

Leda is at once modest and playful in bed, and Murray was "curious and impassioned and grateful to her in his shyly arrogant way, claiming that in his late forties, she'd restored his youth to him".

Democrats, she said, would restore the "pay-as-you-go" budget rules that, until 2002, obliged Congress to match any spending increase with a cut elsewhere or a tax rise.The next day, in Washington, DC, another group of centrist Democrats called the Hamilton Project offered a complementary set of proposals.

For the previous five years, she explained, that had been hard – but now, she hoped, Hollande would restore some of France's lost dignity.

She thinks a president Trump would restore a sense of cohesiveness and togetherness to the country.

She thinks a president Trump would restore a sense of cohesiveness and togetherness to the county.