Sentence examples for which were repaired from inspiring English sources

Mr. Russell, whose house on 112th Street was renovated by Galaxy, said he had encountered electrical, heating and telephone wiring problems after taking possession, most of which were repaired.

Sixty-three other small cracks had been identified in inspections since mid-May, most of which were repaired without closing the road, but the most recent fault was in a particularly sensitive location.

The intestines showed no perforation but had several serosal tears, which were repaired using absorbable sutures.

Perforation of the cecum was noted in one case, and serosal tear(s) of the terminal ileum and cecum were noted in each case, all of which were repaired during surgery.

This method is illustrated with a diagram as shown in Fig. 5; the red line shows the horizontal well obtained from the optimizer which were repaired as green line.

According to the on-site investigation of the renewed diseases of the murals which were repaired in Mogao Grottoes, we found that disruption is the most common renewed disease, followed by flaking, detachment, and paint loss.

The problem was traced to a faulty machine, which was repaired, and General Motors thought it "had held and repaired all affected vehicles," the report said.

For instance, in July 2011 an explosion destroyed the main Vasilikos power station, which was repaired faster and more cheaply than expected.Above all, two prizes could be had.

Rodriguez had been tentatively scheduled to have the precautionary examination of the hip, which was repaired in 2009, even though he said he felt no pain or discomfort.

Having returned from a rehabilitation stint in Florida, Posada said in an off-handed way Wednesday that the problem was with the labrum, which was repaired once before, with arthroscopic surgery, after the 2001 season.

But travelers flocked to the train last week to visit friends and relatives over the Orthodox Christmas holiday, and hope was high as the journey began at the Sarajevo train station, which was repaired after being badly damaged during the war.