Sentence examples for before redemption from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ball's songs retold Bible stories with homey details and a certain relish about the misery before redemption.

That was an absolute bottom, the kind of nadir that must sometimes be reached before redemption can start.

Naturally, Jimmy lets everybody down by going out on the booze and sleeping with a stripper, before redemption arrives in the form of a match-winning penalty.

For purposes of this paragraph, no distribution shall be treated as substantially disproportionate unless the shareholder's ownership of the common stock of the corporation (whether voting or nonvoting) after and before redemption also meets the 80percentt requirement of the preceding sentence.

His father's journey from alcoholic philanderer to fire-breathing evangelist followed the typical path for many of a right-wing and Christian persuasion - the fall before redemption.

Among the 133,856 patients with at least one cholesterol measurement recorded prior to their first statin prescription, the most recent cholesterol measurement was, on average, 9 days (quartiles 5 28 days) before redemption of a statin prescription.

The other legal team represents investors who applied to withdraw their money on Monday, Sept. 15, when the fund was still posting a price of a dollar a share, but who did not actually get paid before redemptions were suspended.

He has a Nevada-based company through which he owned his Wynn shares before their redemption, and it also has an equity interest in the Philippine gambling operation.

This was not part of a national conflict, they argued, but possibly the last throes of Jewish suffering before final redemption.

Goldman advised the trustee not to honor it, saying that the contract it had struck with UPMC required 30 days to pass before a redemption request could be honored.

Mr. Hevesi, the city comptroller and one of the four major Democratic candidates for mayor this year, said in an interview that he remained concerned about some episodes in Mr. Sharpton's life and that the civil rights leader had a way to go before earning redemption in his eyes.