Sentence examples for anew to pass from inspiring English sources

As the recession deepens, bringing hiring freezes and furloughs to budget-strapped universities across the country and threatening the solvency of private-sector firms, supporters of the Grassley-Durbin proposappearpear likely to press anew to pass the bill.

I think I actually needed that decade to pass before I could look at the story anew.

To pass.

NeNe Leakes engaged anew to ex-husband Greg Leakes.

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They attached it to a larger gun-related measure — one actually supported by the N.R.A., at least before amendments like the ban were added — but that bill died, and after that there just wasn't much appetite for trying to get it passed anew.

In this sense, Ginsberg, Kerouac, and the others served Dylan a bit as rock and roll did — as something he had picked up in Minnesota, returned to, and absorbed anew after he had passed through the confining left-wing earnestness and orthodoxy of the folk revival.

Sufficient years have passed to let us see his works anew.

The farm bill, which got its start in 1933 as part of FDR's New Deal legislation, expires and is updated and passed anew by Congress every five years, after which the sitting U.S. president signs it into law.

Martin Kettle may well have a point that reclaiming Blake is one way to forge anew a genuine English radical tradition, but it would be one considerably to the left of what passes for official politics in 2015.

Others have passed their medical exams and security clearances as required to immigrate to America, only to have the one-year validity of those procedures lapse because of canceled flights and other last-minute delays, forcing them essentially to begin the process anew.