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Community service also may be part of the restorative process.

It was certainly a restorative way to end a work week.

After a couple of restorative weeks on the beach in.

Still there was no restorative effect, and I soon let her go.

It seemed to him that music was more restorative than rest.

Now she could feel the pain, working its way past the restorative drug.

Sleep is a restorative time for all our body systems.

As such, it is possible to be in a difficult situation without any restorative items.

She was looking forward to taking restorative arts in the spring.

Nothing would keep them from the restorative power of a wash and set.

It has now had restorative work and many are listed building.

You know what's wonderful about the river: it's just restorative.

It is a great spot for a light, restorative lunch.

She was already feeling the restorative effects of the brandy.

Of course nobody needs that much restorative power, so there's never been a search for it.

If restorative justice works in any cases at all, I think most people would approve of it.

Finding answers to these questions is at the heart of a restorative justice model.

Using a restorative item in combat, however, will take up your turn.

A significant amount of restorative work remains to be done in Florence.

The evening silence can be restorative after a day downtown.

The sea, beach and sun were always the restorative elements in his life.

Restorative justice can help people understand how their actions were harmful.

"It's the intention of using it for a restorative place."

This portion of the line is currently under restorative work (2011).

Restorative justice approaches hold great potential for the social work profession.

"Health" restoratives and ammunition can be found throughout the game.

I applied restoratives and in a little while she was alright.

He employed certain powerful restoratives suggested by no little medical learning.

But "restoratives were administered," and he went through his part with credit.

Air and food and blood are recognized as Nature's restoratives.

Of the herbal tonics and restoratives, we have lost many.

When restoratives had been applied several of the men regained consciousness, and then the whole story was told.

He would have with him restoratives, stimulants, all the medical box of tricks.

They were sitting around a circular table, drinking restoratives (hundred proof).

They were all awake now, assisted by the medical officers to a table and fed their restoratives.

By the application of powerful restoratives Phil was at length brought round.

She was drinking hers as she passed others the restoratives.

He nodded toward the other monks, who were busy administering restoratives.

Men and women sprang to their aid with restoratives, and they began to recover.

Hurrying back to the town, they applied restoratives and brought her back to consciousness.

The effects of the restoratives supplied by my pal at the hotel bar were beginning to work off, and I felt a little weak.

She wept again, but Mrs General was the best of restoratives.

But we would consider the pleasure of your company the best restorative of all.'

They could have left him where he was, brought blankets and restoratives to help him regain his strength.

Her recital, a program of German Romanticism, was a needed restorative.

So, are there any true tonics and restoratives?

You especially should take such restoratives, since you are so new-made a bride and have more need of them.

She was not so materially cast down, however, but that a little time and the return of Harriet were very adequate restoratives.

Trying a few restoratives out on you.

With only three health restoratives in the area, this unimaginative, poorly designed battle infuriated me.