Sentence examples for undid the damage from inspiring English sources
A home win over Switzerland might have been fortuitous, but it undid the damage of the defeat in Tallinn.
And if this country were to elect a parliament with a Conservative majority, for example, is it right that if those MPs introduced laws violating fundamental rights, the courts could "read in" words that undid the damage?
Not only does Luu hope it could slow further decline; it may actually reverse it; during his study of chicks, he found that a few hours a day under a blue lamp undid the damage of the red lights and returned the chick's vision to normal.
Yesterday the foreign secretary undid much of the damage with a speech which was too long, but contained some parts that approached being interesting.
Things went from bad to worst for the event's tournament ambassador as further shots were frittered away at the 13th and 16th before his second eagle of the day at the last undid some of the damage.
In the fifth, fatigue almost undid the magic.
"A what?" "A bananafish," he said, and undid the belt of his robe.
Yet none of this undid the ravishments, or even the tenderness, of the ballet.
It was the single moment in 90 minutes of toil that undid the whole night's work.
Their own banks held few of the mortgage-based assets that undid the rich world's financial firms.
