Sentence examples for do redeem from inspiring English sources

"We hope people do redeem their points," he says, adding again that "they love this program".

But it is likely a lot; added warranties are much higher profit than gadgets themselves, since many consumers never take advantage of their services at all, more than compensating for the few who do redeem them for expensive repairs or replacements.

Yum! "The work you do redeems you with the Lord.

Yet Douglas did redeem himself in the Twenties and Thirties, repledging his name to Wilde's.

Still, that's an aside, and Bernard Jenkin did redeem himself with his withering question at the end.

Wheaton, Ill.-based Powershares did redeem itself in capturing some of the highest rankings among the more popular widely diversified ETFs.

To his credit, the Millwall keeper did redeem himself 10 minutes later as he dived full length to deny Borussia Dortmund striker Lewandowski after McShane had lost possession on the halfway line.

(Of course, if everybody did redeem their free items, you have to wonder what the net effect on the loyalty schemes on offer would be, but that is probably a discussion for a different day).

The movie does redeem itself in the end, sort of. .

Denouncing the false concerns as "lies," as the White House has done, doesn't redeem the apparent effort to obfuscate certain details of the plan.

The prescription database is complete for all redeemed prescriptions, thereby including all medication for obstructive lung disease, but patients who do not redeem prescribed medication will be misclassified in the register and therefore not be included in the cohort.