Sentence examples for bring renewal from inspiring English sources

"Time away can bring renewal," the directive said, "and help prevent burnout".

Mr. Bush concluded, "I hope that this holy season will bring renewal of faith to those who seek it, and comfort to those who need it".

A THRIVING CULTURAL sector is an essential part of what makes a city great, along with green spaces and immigrants who bring renewal and vigour to city life, according to a recent study by McKinsey, a consultancy.

Conservatives deserve a presidential candidate who will stand up against the headwind of the mortgage crisis and explain that the market is doing what it does best: punishing the foolish and the careless and sending their assets down and down and down until someone prudent and sensible can purchase them and bring renewal.

But Mr. Springsteen brings renewal without wrangling.

An actual incarnational presence will begin to uniquely address the deeply encultured injustices, abuses, and absurdities which have harmed so many in years past, bringing renewal and revival to a church in crisis.

So somehow our faith tells us, in the fullness of the reality of the universe, things are sensible; there is order and not chaos and God is working out a deep purpose that we can only dimly perceive--a purpose that is healing the pain and bringing renewal and re-creation out of eternity and into the portion of the universe where there is time and in which we are born and live and die.

Such projects, on things like organic farming and renewable energy, "bring some renewal in a region where we have traditionally not really had any entrepreneurial spirit," Ms. Luengo said.

But there were fears that next week's elections for governors might bring a renewal of the mayhem.

Bragg went to bed believing the federals were still on the field in strength and that morning would bring a renewal of the contest.

We safely touch back down with a new appreciation for Geelong, a city that is counting on tourism to bring its renewal.