Sentence examples for On anew from inspiring English sources

Learning to be the best parent a particular child needs; that's a journey each of us embarks on anew this time of year.

But there are plenty of other, once celebrated shows that, while not considered racially offensive, seem equally unlikely to catch on anew.

"The perpetual menace of death, instead of discouraging Marcel, spurs him on anew toward his 'urgent, capital rendezvous with himself.' " Mr. Shattuck's arguments are sophisticated and subtle and not always easy to follow.

If citizens wish to live as a free people, the struggle to obtain (or simply maintain) political freedoms must be engaged on anew by each generation, and advanced through a remarkable dynamic that was known, in the republican discourse of the 18th and 19th centuries, as practising the virtues.

But on Sunday both sides claimed to have been fired on anew, and on Monday two Georgian soldiers were killed, apparently in a mortar attack.] Whatever its risks, Mr. Saakashvili's course has been part of a political calculus, some analysts say.

Someone else might do it better, but Facebook does it at scale on a network people don't have to start on anew.

Every time, as the music kicks in, as the people around me proclaim its awesomeness or enumerate its shortcomings, or else shout-talk about their weekends or beer runs, it dawns on me anew how fruitless this pursuit can seem.

He started the painting in 1971, put it aside, then started on it anew in '72.

"Doesn't it feel great to see your work live on, live anew, proving it had the legs all along?" I asked him as he glowed.

Under the regulation, any alien released from custody on bond pending a deportation hearing could be jailed without the possibility of being freed on bond anew if he were caught working.

His sponsor was eager to have him back on the air, and Skelton's program began anew on NBC on December 4 , 1945