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Usage examples of restored.

I could not walk down the street, or take part in ordinary duty or pleasure without being reminded of the dear dead Jane, and of the pleasant aftertime we had dreamed of when she should be restored through my instrumentality to her old quiet home and a life of peace, in which, shielded from every evil, she might devote her days to good deeds and repentance.

He and his team restored Ahu Akivi and the ceremonial village at Orongo.

Gifts of gold and silver, considerable sums of money collected by a wandering preacher, who pretended to be Amphibalus, restored to life, were all consumed.

I also believe that there was reason that we were sent to her, and that she must be restored to her family.

All this part of the church has been extensively restored, as has also been the retro-choir or antechapel, as it is sometimes called.

At last calm was restored, and eventually the apes became accustomed to the strange antics of their craft, after which no more trouble was experienced with them.

Aaron restored the worship of Apis when he made the golden calf, 369-m.

By then his irritation would have faded, and she would have restored Appleton Manor to its former glory.

The provinces would soon have been exhausted of their wealth, if the manufactures and commerce of luxury had not insensibly restored to the industrious subjects the sums which were exacted from them by the arms and authority of Rome.

The information made reference to the power the wizards had given the Baka Ban Mana in return for taking their land, so that they could someday have their land restored.

The buildings had been magnificently restored to their former luster by a host of Kundalan craftsfolk, much to the invidious talk of the other Bashkir families.

He wanted to see the biosynthetic batteries that recycled our water and restored our air and produced the most of our food.

Golden Medical Discovery, I did so, and after using several bottles, I feel entirely restored to health.

American Republic are cemented and restored by the broadest and purest American sentiment.

A fireman takes the mike from Bullneck, gives a signal to god knows whom, and power to the stage is restored.