Sentence examples for be renewing from inspiring English sources
verb
To make (something) new again; to restore to freshness or original condition.
Not going to be renewing my membership".
He will not be renewing his current contract with Northampton.
Failing that, Ms. Grecke said, she will not be renewing her garden membership.
"I told the nuns years ago that we would not be renewing their lease".
The Football Association told Pearce on Tuesday that it will not be renewing his contract.
Valencia, a recent entrant to the pageant, is said not to be renewing next year.
A Five spokeswoman added: "Five will not be renewing its deal for the next series of House.
The tenant then has 60 days to advise the landlord whether she will be renewing the tenancy.
Last month Royal Bank of Scotland said it would not be renewing a contract for mobile phone insurance.
With a dispute brewing over expenses, some creditors may be renewing an effort to liquidate Global Crossing before costs escalate.
BP has said it will not be renewing its sponsorship of Tate, which had been a particular target of campaigners.
