Sentence examples for vigorously restored from inspiring English sources
Throughout the 4th century and especially in its latter half, the ever-present German menace as well as internecine strife occasionally caused the Rhine frontier to be broken, but it was always vigorously restored.
(An interesting exception to the rule was Julian, who, with Trier rendered inhospitable by war, wintered in Paris, giving that city its first taste of future greatness.) Throughout the 4th century and especially in its latter half, the ever-present German menace as well as internecine strife occasionally caused the Rhine frontier to be broken, but it was always vigorously restored.
Mr. Macal vigorously supports restoring traditional performance cuts, as he is to do in the Second Symphony, on the same program, and in the Third Concerto, which Mr. Toradze is to perform this week.
During his term in office, Reagan campaigned vigorously to restore prayer to the schools, first as a moment of prayer and later as a Moment of Silence.
But most of the people he introduces seem neither especially restored nor vigorously connected.
Factory managers doubt whether American consumers — still reeling from lost jobs and savings — can snap back vigorously enough to restore manufacturing.
"Ambassador Hasan has asked me to communicate to you that Iraq most vigorously wishes to restore healthy, peaceful relations with the United States, including economic and cultural ties," Lindauer wrote.
Crimea is only the beginning and until or unless the West vigorously responds and restores Ukraine it will face ever mounting challenges and not just from Russia.
During the semidictatorial administration (1904 9) of Reyes, internal order was restored and the country's trade and productivity were vigorously expanded.
You have my personal commitment that Toyota will work vigorously and unceasingly to restore the trust of our customers," Toyoda says.
