Object

• confidence: Last night, campaigners called for further reforms to the controversial system, that has also faced computer problems, to restore public confidence.

• balance: Today, we try to restore the balance a little.

• canal: From the 1960s The Kennet and Avon Canal Trust campaigned then worked to restore the canal to its fully open status.

• dignity: The right to communicate is, thus, a moral claim because it affirms and restores human dignity.

Adjective complement

• Victorian: On the rocks next to the fish pond is a restored Victorian bathing hut which adjoins a bathing pool.

Modifying Another Word

• lovingly: Lovingly restored, Guthrie has been a private estate for the last 535 years.

• beautifully: This beautifully restored grade II listed former stables has been recently renovated to a very high standard.

• sympathetically: They have since been sympathetically restored with many of the original stone walls still in place.

• painstakingly: The world's only running example was painstakingly restored and ran for the first time in almost 60 years to delight expectant crowds.

• tastefully: We offer a choice of 3 high quality, tastefully restored, well-equipped spacious holiday homes.

• newly: In the evening of 19 July, the Midland & Great Northern Joint Railroad Society's newly restored " Pigeon Van " was launched.

Used with why or when

• when: Strife is resolved and peace restored when we recognize in one another a common commitment to Jesus and the gospel.. .

Infinitive complement

• favor: With Pop's help, Pieter is restored to favor in the village.

• reflect: It has recently been fully restored to reflect the classic simplicity and character of the Georgian era.

Preposition: in

• 1990s: Restored in the 1990s and opened to the public.

• 1970s: Built in 1813-14, the mill and its wooden machinery were restored in the 1970s.

• century: The building was restored in the late 19th century when much of the paneling was replaced.