Sentence examples for is replenishing from inspiring English sources
verb
To refill; to renew; to supply again or to add a fresh quantity.
- It's a popular product, and they have to replenish their stock of it frequently.
A priority at this point for Democrats, however, is replenishing the coffers of the Democratic National Committee, which has suffered from the extended primary campaign.
"The essential factor of marriage, which is procreation, which is raising children, which is replenishing society, has never changed," Mr. Kuhle told the court.
"What I found in the radio division was that they were starved and burning the furniture," Mr Moonves told investors recently.To stop listeners switching to satellite radio and their iPods, Infinity is replenishing its schedules.
That rush of interest means that the initial $100 "early bird" deal sold out, but the company is replenishing its other offers — which are priced upwards of $139 — to give latecomers the chance to grab a slice of the action.
Although an emergency stockpile of 6 million doses of yellow fever vaccine was used up earlier this year in combatting the Angolan outbreak, production is replenishing it, Aylward said.
Target is replenishing some merchandise over the next few days, but it will trickle in.
Because that's how often stock is replenished.
A basket of fresh, warm pita bread is replenished often.
It also carries light inventory that is replenished frequently.
After a fire, the earth is replenished; after a storm, the air is cleared.
Further, the matter can be replenished, and is replenished in the case of all organisms, and so seems to be form-dependent for its own diachronic identity conditions.
