Sentence examples for yet restored from inspiring English sources

M. Cambon is not yet restored to health, so that he will not pay his first visit to Wilhelmstrasse to-morrow to reopen the negotiation.

But in October the heating gas was not yet restored; the Guevaras depended on the faint orange glow of a small space heater.

Baghdad is rebuilt with glittering new palaces and state guesthouses, imposing new statues of Mr. Hussein and scaffolding cladding the few bombed-out government buildings not yet restored.

Some lamented that Digicel, the private telecommunications company offering BlackBerry service in Haiti, had not yet restored its network, keeping senior officials from communicating with a semblance of efficiency.

The EA contradicted Defra funding claims, stating: "We spent more money in the year before the election than we do now" and "we took a 27% reduction in capital [spending] that recent announcements have not yet restored".

But, given this chance, we grabbed it, booked passage on the slowpoke liner De Grasse — the only French Line vessel as yet restored to the Atlantic run after the war — and after six entrancing days and nights debarked and did the tourist thing.

Yet restoring the Winthrop telescope would be a challenge.

Single-handedly, Franzen might yet restore the reputation of the Greek film-maker, Nikos Koundouros.

A steamroller could yet restore the reputation of economic theory.* "The Returns to Currency Speculation", by Craig Burnside, Martin Eichenbaum, Isaac Kleshchelski and Sergio Rebelo † Global Investment Returns Yearbook 2007.

While Bajorat has been named through items on the yacht, investigators may yet restore his facial features and obtain fingerprints to confirm his identity.

Repairing that damage will require sufficient growth in household incomes to allow families to continue their current spending habits and yet restore their bank balances.