Sentence examples for started to restore from inspiring English sources

"By that point, people started to restore them," he said.

With one pitch, Looper may have started to restore the Mets' sense of machismo.

The American Can building closed in 1979, and remained empty until Mr. Peddie started to restore it in 2005.

The financial firm had slowly started to restore credibility and profits when the sovereign debt crisis hit, hurting business and prompting layoffs.

At the same time an initiative was started to restore the old Pico feel and to make the place seem like more than Killington's little sister.

But just as Toyota started to restore production, the flooding in Thailand again forced the company to halt work at its plants.

Ecological restoration can reverse environmental degradation and is starting to restore ecological services, as well as help mitigate climate change.

"Everyone feels it's important to start to restore confidence in New York and our community".

It would start to restore what has been lost in the crisis: public confidence in the integrity of financial markets.

But here is a short list of small changes backed by the TUC that might start to restore workers' protection.

The issues confronting our capital markets are enormous, and I am pleased I was able to play a role in starting to restore investor confidence.