Sentence examples for gained redemption from inspiring English sources

After a four-month layoff, Stephen Got Even gained redemption this sunny afternoon when he overcame a field of celebrity seniors.

Ambushed in their season opener at Buffalo, 31-0, the Patriots gained redemption and much more in flipping Buffalo, 31-0, on Saturday at Gillette Stadium.

The following week during an episode of Raw, Nash gained redemption over the previous week's attack when he alongside Shawn Michaels and The Hurricane defeated Evolution in a tag team match.

Martin was guarding Rose that first game, too, and was determined to gain redemption.

He did gain redemption shortly, though, converting a penalty after the veteran substitute Kim Nam Il, freshly in the game during the 68th minute, toppled Obasi in the box.

Back to Foucault, who says that the confessional is not a form of truth - not, as it might appear to be, a way of gaining redemption.

Britain's Shanaze Reade, who crashed out of the 2008 Olympic final while attempting a gold-medal-or-bust manoeuvre, also takes part in her semi-final this afternoon in the hope of gaining redemption for Beijing.

If the 37-year-old Cone resigned with the Yankees, he would be the fifth starter in a powerful rotation and the expectations would not be so great as he tried to gain redemption.

Beneath the Pacers' glib demeanor, there is a team of veterans every bit as desperate to gain redemption after losing to the Knicks in last year's conference finals as Pat Riley's angst-ridden troop was Sunday.

Payton, the 13th-year point guard, roared to start the game, making his first five shots, driven to gain redemption from his shockingly poor performance (8 points) in Game 1.

In his autobiography al-Ghazâlî writes that reading Sufi literature made him realize that our theological convictions are by themselves irrelevant for gaining redemption in the afterlife.