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Repaired in sentence

158 examples of Repaired in a sentence

It will not be easily repaired.
Occasionally, however, damage is not repaired.
Concrete proposals for addressing this situation are now being formulated, but the financial system cannot be said to be repaired without a decisive resolution of America's [government-sponsored] mortgage agencies and significant cuts in US subsidies for mortgage borrowing.
Roads, housing, and much other infrastructure will be repaired and upgraded.
It needs to be repaired, with carefully crafted solutions.
But even with a new approach, the damage Trump has done won’t be repaired easily, or alter views among European leaders that the continent increasingly will need to fend for itself.
But the supply-side damage from the crisis is not so easily repaired.
And if an US-flagged ship needs to be repaired overseas, the US charges a 50% tax on the price.
Some institutions wither, others are repaired, and still others are invented.
The cage was evidently repaired below, and the landers had got to work again.
Levaque then accepted the commission of announcing the landslip up above--a simple accident, which was being repaired.
The grooms sent down fodder for the horses, and the captains worked alone at the bottom, having become labourers again, watching over the damages that took place in the passages as soon as they ceased to be repaired; then, after nine o'clock the rest of the service was carried on by the ladders.
They were by the side of old workings, a very deep abandoned gallery of Gaston-Marie, where, ten years earlier, an explosion of fire-damp had set the seam alight; and it was still burning behind the clay wall which had been built there and was kept constantly repaired, in order to limit the disaster.
They wrangled with him, they depreciated this superb prey, this repaired pit, equipped anew, where the lack of capital alone paralysed the output.
But all the bosses received any observations with the same irritating remark: it was coal they wanted; that could be repaired later on.
That was enough; he did not wish to raise the alarm by excessive damage which would have been repaired immediately.
And they talk about having repaired it!"
Landslips were threatening everywhere; the passages had suffered to such an extent that the timbering had to be repaired along a length of several hundred metres.
As for me, I repaired to my stateroom.
There our diving suits were removed, not without difficulty; and utterly exhausted, faint from lack of food and rest, I repaired to my stateroom, full of wonder at this startling excursion on the bottom of the sea.
Near midnight, seeing that all was quiet over the darkened waves as well as under the waterside trees, I repaired to my cabin and fell into a peaceful sleep.
I left the captain in the dying man's cabin and I repaired to my stateroom, very moved by this scene.
I repaired to my stateroom.
Conseil had repaired to his cabin.
They repaired the joint and its splice; then the cable was resubmerged.
The damage to be repaired was immense, the task one of great difficulty.
By running off to some unknown painter, with, as he had to admit, very little hope of any vague benefit, his renown was suffering damage that could not me repaired.
"Not at all," cried the surgeon; "it is in witnessing, or rather feeling, the ravages of disease repaired by the lights of science cooperating with nature.
The accident was soon repaired, but in replacing the wooden vessel, he observed a billet lying on the bench, on which the liquor had been placed.
Katy Haynes was accordingly directed to summon the black to the vacant parlor, and thither Miss Peyton and the surgeon repaired, to give their several instructions.
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