Sentence examples for shot restored from inspiring English sources

Grant Holt's back-post shot restored the Canaries' lead before Rodwell raced clear to level again.

Paul Dummett's far-post shot restored the Magpies's lead only for Daniel Sturridge to nod the Reds level again.

The visitors were rewarded for a decent spell when Sako's cross was headed in by Doherty, but 90 seconds later Lansburys's curled shot restored Forest's lead.

Alex Gilbey equalised with a stunning 25-yard strike, but Paul Gallagher's long-range shot restored Preston's lead two minutes after the break.

Derry was dismissed for protesting, but Noble's beautiful curled shot restored the lead and they stood firm to consign the U's to a second defeat in four days, despite ending with nine men.

They feed for a while on others' erotic vitality but are ultimately defeated by these same energies in the form of some brave lass or lad who drives a stake or fires a lucky shot, restoring health and order to the world.

City upped the tempo after the break, Yaya Toure's deflected shot restoring the lead and Aleksandar Kolarov's superb goal seemingly sealing the win.

In its uniquely extreme way, Russian Ark reveals the quasi-live quality inherent to all mad tracking shots, restoring a dimension of dance or circus to the film experience.

With 12 minutes left Walcott's cross was met by Danny Welbeck with a marvellous back-heeled shot that restored England's lead.

After Louis Moult headed Boro level, Matty Taylor's left-foot shot quickly restored Chester's lead, only for Andy Brown to head a second equaliser.

The library's film experts have edited some of the closeups into the wide shots and "restored" the whole thing, meaning that, where they could, they fixed the scratches on the print and the growls in the soundtrack.