Sentence examples for time restore from inspiring English sources

Federal officials say they choose life, and to that end are preparing a sweeping plan to shield Sayreville, South River and other towns from the Raritan's tidal surges, and at the same time restore wetland areas lost to more than a century of pollution and neglect.

Locally sourced plants are presumed to establish better, provision resources to higher trophic levels at the most appropriate time, restore mutualistic species interactions, and minimize evolutionary and ecological risk, that is, genetic pollution from introduction of maladapted genotypes (Linhart and Grant 1996; Broadhurst et al. 2008).

By the time Restore Our Future had aired close to $3 million in attack ads, Gingrich had fallen into a four-way race for third place.

They had a tough time restoring the old system.

He would now spend more time restoring the party's popularity, especially among young people.

A ruptured membrane usually heals in time, restoring most of the hearing loss.

He retired in 1974 and spent his time restoring old jazz recordings.

Mr. Loughner installed carpets and pool decks, and spent much of his free time restoring old cars.

When I'm home in Pennsylvania, I spend my time restoring vintage cars and flying my plane.

Mr. Von Bothmer spent a great deal of time restoring the vases and now the exhibition shows them as they should be shown - at eye level & properly lit.

But he will have a much more difficult time restoring the shine to his — and the league's — image if he fails.