Sentence examples for will soon restore from inspiring English sources

"Ι wish the CBC every success and I have every confidence that Cyprus will soon restore its financial strength".

The story in the Blackpool Gazette ends with the sincere hope that "Blackpool's bracing breezes will soon restore [the convent girls] to their former happy selves".

Some blame the sinful behavior of the citizenry and cite divine retribution; others believe that civil society will soon restore itself.

MUSEUM RESTORES HOURS The Jewish Museum will soon restore all of the hours that it was forced to cut in July because of the economy, thanks to a $500,000 grant from the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust.

I hope it will soon be restored.

Crews are cleaning and stabilizing the arch and will soon began restoring the statues.

Eight months on, the net remains largely inaccessible in Xinjiang, though officials claim it will soon be restored.

After four years of rolling financial crises and disappointing growth in developed countries, it is hard for investors, or voters, to trust any official claim that a healthy order will soon be restored.

Thanks to a $2 million leadership grant from the McWanes, the statue will soon be restored and returned to its pedestal atop Red Mountain, overlooking downtown as a symbol of the city's working men and women.

Muazu has since taken to the account again to say he has been working with the security services to ensure that "peace will soon be restored" to the people in Baga and other regions in the north-east of the country.

These neglected buildings will soon be restored and added to the existing museum which tells the story of the Government Code and Cypher School which broke the German Enigma codes.