Sentence examples for anew while from inspiring English sources
The pitches start anew while new shows begin, most bound to fail.
The elder is out of the asylum following treatment and grasps life anew, while his younger self settles into a sexless relationship with Pelageya, a relationship that revolves around her stealing opium for him.
Encores!, which has become a major guardian of America's musical-theater heritage, seeks to resurrect old works and look at them anew; while the O'Neill is a prime nursery for the cultivation of untried theatrical talent.
Marbury, who had developed a reputation as a malcontent, hopes to start anew, while the Celtics are looking to pad their backcourt, which has been thinned by suspensions and injuries.
PARIS A young Parisian (Romain Duris) learns to see life anew while he's waiting for a heart transplant; a professor (Fabrice Luchini) fantasizes about one last, great love affair; a street vendor (Albert Dupontel) contemplates a bleak future without his wife.
PARIS A young Parisian (Romain Duris) learns to see life anew while he waits for a heart transplant; a professor (Fabrice Luchini) fantasizes about one last, great love affair; a street vendor (Albert Dupontel) contemplates a bleak future without his wife.
I learned that lesson anew last week, while on a road trip that took me through rural parts of Arkansas and Missouri.
WHILE Egypt is rent anew with protests, Tunisia's democratic transition is moving smoothly ahead.
And there's Stanley Tucci and his terrifying false teeth, presenting a ghoulishly satirical grin while biting anew into the sickly flesh of deadly game show presentation.
Now in its sixth month, the battle for Aleppo has become the contest for Syria in a microcosm, exposing the weakness of both sides, while highlighting anew the perils and costs of the country's bitter civil war.
Some interpreters, such as J. Hopkins (1996), see his use of medieval scholastic language for the powers and activities of the mind as placing him mainly in the medieval Aristotelian-Thomist tradition of critical realism, while emphasizing anew the active character of knowing at all levels and thus stressing that the mind is an active power.
