Sentence examples for just redeem from inspiring English sources

This odd and occasionally lovely concoction might just redeem Iggy from that insurance ignominy.

They could have told stories that didn't just redeem America, but restored our commitment to freedom and celebrated differences.

What might just redeem this experiment in modern mass housing is its conversion into, say, a student hostel.

And once someone makes the purchase, the transfer happens within SeatGeek, and they can just redeem the tickets using their phone.

And once someone makes the purchase, the transfer happens within SeatGeek, and they can just redeem the tickets using their phone.

3. Rewards from more local, small-to-medium sized businesses, so members can cash in points for a discount at a sustainable grocer or dry cleaner within their zip code, not just redeem points for freebies and discounts from large chains.

But the prosecutors still want to win, probably more than ever — and not just to redeem themselves after their public embarrassment.

If we delay until 2031, taxpayers would already be providing $280 billion annually in additional general revenue (read: income taxes), just to redeem trust fund bonds and to keep benefit payments flowing.

The pernicious, toxic and inescapable lifelong effect of being disciplined physically – either to the point of abuse, or to the point that the distinction between acceptable and unacceptable blurs in your mind – is that you almost have to say you turned out fine, just to redeem the fact of being who you are.

And the relative hassle of asking your friend to sign up to an app just to redeem that $10 you owe them… Indeed, some might say that sounds like a dick move.

Yahoo may just yet redeem itself with its latest search engine update, Search Direct.