Sentence examples for anew as a from inspiring English sources

But now, amazingly, he had risen anew as a first-rate actor in a Hollywood film.

They began considering it anew as a way to remain independent after Microsoft's bid.

With his poll numbers at historic lows, Mr. Paterson has tried to position himself anew as a fiscal conservative.

He taught the world's biggest companies to think of themselves anew, as a "portfolio of competencies" rather than as a "portfolio of businesses".

As the Church, in John XXIII's image, threw its windows wide open, the Gospel was read anew as a demand for justice and peace.

The issue is now being debated anew as a similar beach restoration project is being considered farther west, along the 32-mile length of Fire Island.

It was good to be reminded at the Olympics and elsewhere that Britain's theatrical heritage looms ever-large, but if you wanted to know where tomorrow's possible classics are generated today, the Court confirmed itself anew as about as bracing a place as any to start.

McLoughlin's explanation for junking the process and starting anew, as well as launching an independent review of the entire franchising process, is that his department fumbled the numbers, miscalculating the amount of risk inherent in FirstGroup's staggering £13bn bid.

Republicans hoped the vice-presidential announcement would start the race anew, as well as help make Mr. Ryan's native Wisconsin more competitive.

From digging down for basement conversions to surging upwards with City skyscrapers, the capital is expanding anew as, with the recession receding, the inhabitants seek more space.

Their decisiveness, sacrifice, and forgiveness are not simply banal tropes, but are envisioned anew as truly meaningful acts.