Sentence examples for is fired anew from inspiring English sources

Nothing is said, nothing even hinted: but it becomes obvious that Rublev (played phlegmatically by Anatoly Solonitsyn) recognises in the young bellmaker his own careless, youthful genius and is fired anew.

But on Sunday both sides claimed to have been fired on anew, and on Monday two Georgian soldiers were killed, apparently in a mortar attack.] Whatever its risks, Mr. Saakashvili's course has been part of a political calculus, some analysts say.

With the ending of the second world war, the company was fired up anew to capitalise on the need to fill the nation's cinema screens with "quota quickies"; to do so, it required a producer of its own and, by virtue of his family connection, Tony was delegated to the task.

Coaches are fired, lockers are reassigned and the process begins anew.

"The text below Tarek's face is a poem, which begins, 'In my heart is fire, lead and iron … and Egypt shall be dressed anew'.

That debate is flaring anew.

"The US is leading anew.

With spring, the hero is born anew.

SATIRE, popular in revolutionary France, is booming anew.

In a moment's answer, a culture is revealed anew.

The space is rented anew annually, maximizing allocation.