Sentence examples for getting renewed from inspiring English sources

"Cash for clunkers" is getting renewed.

But back home in Brazil, his early photographic work has been getting renewed attention.

The program is getting renewed attention this week as the Senate works to complete a $955 billion, five-year farm bill.

Mr. Sanders said, "I wouldn't use the word 'bubble' " to describe the show's prospects of getting renewed for next season, referring to the industry term for shows with a 50-50 chance for survival.

Mr. Grosz, who said income from the commercials is primarily what paid for his home in Los Angeles, had been pleased when the previous campaign kept getting renewed year after year.

Before the series aired Glover said he wasn't thinking about getting renewed: if he only had 10 episodes then so be it, this was going to be his uncompromising look at life.

"The 'Help the Negro Industry' is what allowed billions of dollars to come down for urban renewal, but the urban did not get renewed.

"Our renewal rate is 93percentt, and you wouldn't get renewed if you snow one over on clients, because they would figure it out".

With a mediocre show that probably won't get renewed.

But Tria will nonetheless almost certainly get renewed.

As these leases get renewed, Mr. Sladkus said, "there will be a terrible jump up in cost".