Sentence examples similar to grown anew from inspiring English sources

Rather it is emboldened to grow anew".

As Mr. Karimov pressed harder, children begged in alleys and the resistance grew anew.

The scientists also use carbon dating and estimate the rate at which the marsh grass adds peat as it dies and grows anew each season.

To grow anew, Pashak believed, the U.S. bike industry needed to shift its focus from racing and technology and concentrate on converting people to become riders.

Plants that survived the winter will need to be pruned so they'll grow anew in the spring.

Oral medications allow the nail to grow anew without any fungus, but it takes a long time to replace the nail completely.

As for whether these changes in jaw shape are due to natural selection over many generations or simply changes that arise anew in each growing infant, von Cramon-Taubadel cites experimental studies showing that animals raised on softer, more processed foods grow smaller jaws than those fed fresh, unprocessed food.

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Passions develop anew.

For us to rise anew.

But as the poppies grow blood red anew each year in Flanders, so hope for peace continues to spring like white lilies afresh each year in the hearts of women and men of good will around the world.