Sentence examples for anew though it from inspiring English sources
But there is a hitch in the New Age idea of making time anew, though it has brought thousands of would-be visionaries to Palenque from all over the world.
Here Ms. Sharrock takes Mr. Simon's comedy about two aging vaudevillians and configures it anew by way (strange though it may seem) of Beckett, the two would-be adversaries here chattering into the void at the final curtain as if in a comradely attempt to stave off death.
Now it seems that process will begin anew, though at the time the remnants of the company were hopeful that the impending launch of BlackBerry 10 would finally move the needle in a more positive direction.
The attentions of an appreciative cousin enable her to see herself anew, though she cares for him no more "than for the mirror on my dressing table".
There was Michael Phelps to anoint anew, though some of the media started off calling him a loser when he lost his first race -- gotta love our instant analysis and get it wrong media culture!
With the timely advent of holistic thinking, the ego found itself invited to the banquet anew, though not wearing the garment of old; rather as a transformed being whose journey to the far country had brought the realization that all hard won victories and triumphs, honed and refined through competition and comparisons, had run their course and now needed fresh modes of expression.
The campaign to overhaul our unrepresentative voting system begins anew, and it must be won.
As ULRA is anew method, it is described in more detail in Appendix.
Thousands of years old though it may be, the Torah began anew on a recent Sunday with Helen Margalith, 92 years old.
Growing up, leaving home, starting anew — it feels sad, sometimes.
