Sentence examples for and in the renewed from inspiring English sources

An earlier view, which instead sought to glorify the spiritual, intellectual, and physical attributes of humankind, is typified in the noble figures of Greco-Roman art and in the renewed celebration of human physical beauty in the Renaissance and subsequent Neoclassical styles.

Knighted in 1797, he was given commands in India and in England and saw service in the renewed Napoleonic Wars.

Mr. McGlinn moved to New York and, caught up in the renewed interest in American songs performed in period style, recorded "Songs of New York" for Book-of-the-Month Records.

His provinces of Gaul and Spain were taken from him, and he was confined to the government of Roman Africa and only formally included in the renewed triumvirate of 37.

Power System Stabilizer (PSS) is used to enhance capacity limits and improve transient stability, and it also make important role in the renewed system.

Given recent events -- bombs in Mumbai, a tsunami in Indonesia and the renewed fighting in the Middle East -- the United States government is continuing to urge Americans traveling and living abroad to take advantage of its Travel Registration Service.

Hovering over the talks will be both the dark days leading up to the federal bailouts of G.M. and Chrysler in 2009, and the renewed sense of optimism permeating the domestic industry.

With Syria's civil war, and its two hundred thousand dead, and the renewed violence in Iraq, it can, no doubt, feel too comfortable to cry over statues.

Turmoil in Turkey's armed forces raises questions about its ability to contain the Islamic State threat in neighboring Syria and the renewed Kurdish insurgency in its southeast, military analysts say.

Rasel's story is but one story among many of children caught in the fighting - and the renewed conflict in Mindanao means there are many more children needing your help.

As the founder and director of the Vineyard Theater Opera I am most appreciative of Mr. Gurewitsch's remembrance of our work in the 1980s and gratified by the renewed interest in operas by Mozart's contemporaries.