Sentence examples for would like restored from inspiring English sources

A leading citizen is engaged in each village to glean what locals – now mostly Romanians and Gypsies – would like restored if money and expertise were available.

In the most recent decade, Sherman's Film Stills have come to be celebrated for encapsulating a nostalgic glamour some women would like restored to feminist or lesbian culture.

"We would like to restore that in spirit".

The chief executive, Jamie Dimon, would like to restore the payout to about a third of earnings.

He would like to restore "the trust that used to be in mayors past," Mr. Lee said.

Tampa Bay would like to restore its pride, but that will have to wait until the playoffs.

"We would like to restore the whole place as a living history museum and to preserve the farm intact".

The City Council clearly would like to restore some services and move some things around, depending on what they think is less important.

But she is so involved in her two performances that she would like to restore some dialogue that is usually cut.

Now a new owner of the building, which was declared a landmark in 1998, would like to restore the lost architecture -- but with paint, not with stone.

Over the next three years, Ms. Levy would like to restore the garden to its early 1970's color scheme, when it had only white, pink and red rose bushes.