Sentence examples for anew since from inspiring English sources

He has only been rediscovered and revered anew since about 1950.

The giant Cathedral of Christ the Savior, which towers over central Moscow, is just one of hundreds of churches that have been restored or built anew since the fall of Communism.

Indeed, there has been low-level tension among Democrats, tension that has surfaced anew since Mr. Gore's selection of Senator Joseph I. Lieberman as his running mate -- that pits centrists against Democratic liberals.

Many of Bolzano's ideas had to be discovered anew since Bolzano's preparatory work remained unknown in many cases and has come to light only from historical research.

Tensions have been smouldering anew since a wave of deadly bombings killed six people in Cairo on Friday.

A lot of the Pagan movement today, including a lot of the Wicca movement, is based on going back to our ancestors' traditions or creating them anew--since many of these traditions have been lost.

Retribution was swift: Hamas gunmen stormed his mosque, killing him and dozens of others in an hours-long shootout.Violence ebbed after that, as Hamas consolidated its control, but it has flared up anew since last summer's war.

Then it grew modestly for six months, aided by tax rebate checks, but has since succumbed anew to slowdown.

Page A8 MIDEAST OPEN TO RESTORING TRUCE It has been two weeks since violence erupted anew between Israel and Hamas, breaking an Egyptian-brokered cease-fire between the sides.

The Convention itself was ground breaking  since it looked anew at children with rights equal to those of adults and has proven to be invaluable for ensuring progress for children across the globe.

Perpetrating this lie was particularly cruel since it was applied anew just as the boomers were due to retire, with their known impact on government spending needs.