How To Use Restorer In A Sentence
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For example, the painting may look perfect, but if a tear has been patched up or a restorer has overpainted it (painted over the original colour), this will show up under an expert eye and will lower its value.
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A good furniture restorer will be able to advise on the suitability of different methods of treatment.
Times, Sunday Times
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His claim to Samian fame was that he was a political saviour and restorer.
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I am a furniture restorer.
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However, the genetic differences of maintainer lines and the seventh restorers will be further studied by molecular technique.
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You are what they call a restorer—someone who has the ability to enter people's memories and fix them.
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That's the biggest and most urgent task facing the restorers, a company from Hay on Wye.
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By day, this is a Valhalla of the city's founding families, but by night, you'd better bring your nerve restorer—it's scary.
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In spite of its strongly marked Michelangelesque mannerism, both as regards feeling, facial type, and design, I cannot regard the bas-relief, in its present condition at least, as a genuine work, but rather as the production of some imitator, or the rifacimento of a restorer.
The Life of Michelangelo Buonarroti
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For all their seeming kinship, a restorer is the antithesis of a painter: he is a conserver, not a creator.
GoodShit
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With his own lips he proclaimed the rewards to be lavished upon the restorers of the dynasty.
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He laid the foundations of a huge fortune working as a copyist and restorer of antique statues for the tourist market.
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For a proper clean-up, go to an art restorer.
The Sun
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Meksi was by profession a construction engineer and former restorer of medieval architecture.
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A good shampoo would be "Nucleic-a" Proteplex shampoo, followed up with a good leave-in restorer like "Fermodyl, Treatment and Shine", (Pink 0233) put it in a squirt bottle, and shake it up, and apply to damp hair and leave it in, and style as normal, the reason it separates is because 3/4 is moisture and the rest is the restorer, which is PH balanced, so shake it up good to mix it well before each use ..
Yahoo! Answers: Latest Questions
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By now any competent restorer should know that bitumen underseal is not the product to use.
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Meksi was by profession a construction engineer and former restorer of medieval architecture.
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Therefore they can but suitably value the restorers and assertors of it.
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At different times Mackenzie edited _The Mirror_ and _The Lounger_, and he has been called the restorer of the Essay.
English Literature, Considered as an Interpreter of English History Designed as a Manual of Instruction
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His skills as a furniture restorer enabled him to expertly reproduce old patina and copy surface decoration.
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Then you will be known as a rebuilder of walls and a restorer of homes.
Eugene Cho: God On Lent: 'Umm, I Didn't Ask You To Give Up Coffee. I Asked You To Give Up Your Life'
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Restorers of the Manchester Bolton & Bury Canal want to expand their knowledge of the waterway's social history.
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Entry to the profession requires an arts degree, followed by a postgraduate course or an apprenticeship with a restorer.
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Her divorced mother married a man who was a well-known miniature and china restorer.
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Let's hope he's not forgotten to lift the hair restorer as well.
The Sun
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Remember that nature is your great restorer.
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Complete the form to receive your free sample of our strength-restorer shampoo, conditioner, and serum.
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The nail restorer is a light semitransparent liquid and has to be applied to the nails daily.
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I'm like a picture restorer.
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The restorers will also need to release the old bindings and mountings, and to clean the pages in an expensive humidifying process.
V&A museum pleads for cash to save Charles Dickens's manuscripts
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The queen was Deborah the judge, restorer of the house of Israel.
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It is easy to see why wrecks of this nature are attractive to aircraft restorers and aviation museums.
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They often find overpaint tourch-ups that some restorer has done and some form of varnish or other coating, such as polyurethane or shellac, as well as surface dirt and cigarette smoke.
Daniel Grant: Repair Damaged Artwork Yourself? Maybe Not
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The king was anxious to appear as the serene restorer of order after the domestic chaos of mid-century.
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They often find overpaint tourch-ups that some restorer has done and some form of varnish or other coating, such as polyurethane or shellac, as well as surface dirt and cigarette smoke.
Daniel Grant: Repair Damaged Artwork Yourself? Maybe Not
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To clean wood cabinets, I love the orange-oil wood cleaner and the 'Feed-N-Wax' wood restorer and conditioner.
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She got out by marrying Fulton Leser, of a good Baltimore family, an art restorer and her aesthetic soulmate.
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The troubles and vicissitudes, however, through which it passed, were happily brought to an end by the wise rule of Abbot Benedict Sigrist, in the seventeenth century, who is justly called the restorer of his monastery.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 5: Diocese-Fathers of Mercy
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He plays a guy who's a restorer of buildings.
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WESINOD SOAP is more than a cleanser: it is a restorer, preserver and beautifier of the skin, and as such is attracting the favorable attention of women.
Business Correspondence
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In the room outside the chamber, where the soundman sat giving me cues through a headset, a restorer also sat peering at a screen and guiding a cursor with a mouse, diligently erasing celluloid scratches and blots, frame by digital frame, from the bare bodies of hippies cavorting in a mud puddle.
Excerpt: Chronic City by Jonathan Lethem
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So the ones you see now, the famous ones, are the work of a restorer.
Times, Sunday Times
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Magnetite is an energy restorer and has applications in the treatment of liver problems.
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He's an antique car restorer who has played tournament poker for just three years.
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A self-taught boat restorer, he doesn't own a boat.
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What is a man born for but to be a reformer, a remaker of what man has made; a renouncer of lies; a restorer of truth and good, imitating that great Nature which embosoms us all, and which sleeps no moment on an old past, but every hour repairs herself, yielding us every morning a new day, and with every pulsation a new life?
III. Essays. Man the Reformer. A Lecture Read before the Mechanics Apprentices’ Library Association, Boston, January 25, 1841
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In the third book of Daniel Silva's eight-volume series about the art restorer and on-call Mossad agent Gabriel Allon, the action begins with the murder of a researcher who has been investigating a secret World War II pact between Nazi Germany and the Vatican.
Secret Agents Featured in Series
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As to the complexion restorer, it does not appear that she ever tried it.
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She knew him from her days working at the Metropolitan as a costume researcher and textile restorer.
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She was a student, too, and became a picture restorer.
Times, Sunday Times
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Meksi was by profession a construction engineer and former restorer of medieval architecture.
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I started the product line with my natural skin restorer and beauty soap.
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The unbalanced voltage swell and over-voltage compensation problems in a transformerless dynamic voltage restorer (DVR) are discussed.
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careful art restorers
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Williams was identified as an antiques dealer, a restorer of historic houses, and a giver of elegant parties at his "showplace" home, which Jacqueline Onassis had visited and offered to buy for $2 million.
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
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All in all, anything anyone ever wanted to know about the inside of a Lancaster is here for casual browsers or would-be restorers of a Lancaster - if they can lay hands on one!
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There was no better way to remind the restorer of the Ottoman Empire of the Safavid king.
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The booster, which you add to your toothpaste, includes baking soda plus an innovative enamel surface restorer.
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He began to train as a doctor but switched to art history and architecture, then worked as a picture restorer.
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The restorer was a fellow Roman, Sergio Benedetti.
Durangoherald.com
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Lester's blastoff drums were still in the freight compartment, but the ionics and air-restorers had been similarly rendered unworkable.
The Planet Strappers
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Both ammunition and health restorers were in short supply, and you had to actively look for them as you explored the game environments.
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White's descriptions of daily life in medieval England are ravishingly vivid: Like a restorer of antiques, he strips away the grime and smoke from the past until it's bright and clear as the present.
Arthur Comes Alive In 'The Once And Future King'
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Meksi was by profession a construction engineer and former restorer of medieval architecture.
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This excellent record of his thoughtful and troubled career as architect, restorer, scholar, and writer throws much light on a neglected and turbulent period of Victorian architecture.
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Its turrets and towers, its windows and its walls, its capacious kitchens, and its fine halls and banqueting rooms -- unspoiled by the hands of the "restorer" -- have gained for it the almost unchallenged position of being the finest baronial residence which still exists.
Heiress of Haddon
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But who would buy a bottle of hair restorer from a bald man?
As I Please
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Will anger propel you to be a healer, a restorer, a rescuer, and a reconciler?
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While you agonize of whether to go with the peach fragrances or the lavender skin restorer, you should try to keep in mind what such gifts say to her.
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When the dinner was over, De Segur took me to a window, expressing his uneasiness at what he called the imprudence of Jacquemont, who, he apprehended, from Joseph's silence and manner, would not escape punishment for having indirectly blamed both the restorer of religion and his plenipotentiary.
Complete Project Gutenberg Collection of Memoirs of Napoleon
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In general, however, the restorers have done nothing but good, and this is the best chance yet to hear Dylan's acoustic guitar glistening like dewdrops in a cobweb on Girl From the North Country.
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Recollect always that ambrosia, as food of gods, is the continual restorer of strength; that all food is ambrosial when it nourishes, and that the night is called 'ambrosial' because it restores strength to the soul through its peace, as, in the
Aratra Pentelici, Seven Lectures on the Elements of Sculpture Given before the University of Oxford in Michaelmas Term, 1870
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People, did not effect so much, perhaps, as the reign which followed this anarchy, the reign of Bonaparte, the so-called restorer of worship.
Atheism Among the People
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The sculpture, a symbol of creativity, is a tribute to the artist's mother, who was a restorer of tapestries.
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The association, whose president is Lord Steel MSP, restorer and owner of Aikwood Tower near Selkirk, would probably consider Amhuinnsuidhe to be far too nouveau because it was built in 1868.
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I can't pass judgment on the studio or the film restorers because I have no way to tell how bad the film prints were to begin with.
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Distribution of finds from a single excavation can equally benefit local history, museums, and aircraft restorers.
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Recollect always that ambrosia, as food of gods, is the continual restorer of strength; that all food is ambrosial when it nourishes, and that the night is called "ambrosial" because it restores strength to the soul through its peace, as, in the
The Crown of Wild Olive also Munera Pulveris; Pre-Raphaelitism; Aratra Pentelici; The Ethics of the Dust; Fiction, Fair and Foul; The Elements of Drawing
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He worked as a restorer of rare books at a local history archive.
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Even the gateways leading into old keeps and castles don't escape the over-enthusiasm of some amateur restorers.
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He even minted his own coinage, which describes him as 'restorer of Britain'.
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Britain is full of restorers of old vardos and even places you can rent them (horse-drawn, no less) as holiday accomodation, complete with traditional bed-cupboard, tiny stove, and hayrack on the back for the horse.
Snug as a Bug in a Beautiful Box
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He is celebrated as a restorer of Russian greatness.
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The restorers manually hacked back the brush each season and planted the choicest prairie flower seed they could find.
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A rare self-portrait, which the artist had slashed when told it was too flattering, has been patched up by a restorer from the National Gallery.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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Some, the view of Warsaw to the Ordynacki Palace and that towards the Royal Palace, merit the attentions of a restorer.
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As to his reputation as a canonist, while all must acknowledge his wonderful productivity and his high purpose, and while he has been justly called the restorer of the science of canon law in France, it must nevertheless be said that he falls short of being a great canonist; he is too often compiler rather than a genuine author, and he too frequently betrays a lack of that juridical sense which comes more from practice than from theory, and which begets the ability to pronounce justly on the lawfulness and unlawfulness of existing practices.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 2: Assizes-Browne
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He had proclaimed himself sovereign and restorer of the Mongol empire at Samarkand in 1370.
