Sentence examples for make the redemption from inspiring English sources

We've got to prepare, to believe, to make the redemption happen".For two millennia, ever since the Temple in Jerusalem was destroyed by the Romans, Jews have continued to study, write and indeed sing about the intricate rituals of service and sacrifice, in the belief that one day the Messiah would come and the Temple would be rebuilt.

The Arrival Plus also gives you a 5% rebate on all miles redeemed, and you 120 days from your purchase to make the redemption.

Athens defaulted on an IMF loan repayment last month and faces state bankruptcy if it cannot make the bond redemption on July 20, which would likely force the ECB to cut emergency funding for Greek banks.

Things turn out OK for the feline, but the drama that unfolds from that gambit is too tepid to make the perpetrator's redemption, let alone the fulfillment of his artistic vision, anything to root for.

Stephen King's gentle side makes THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION (1994), based on his story, a very atypical 1940's prison drama.

The particular void left by Cory Boy, as Davis still refers to his son ― "my hunting partner, my fishing partner, my all-around go-to buddy" ― has made the Blankenship redemption tour an unbearable spectacle for Davis, just as it has for other Upper Big Branch families.

Yet that meant changing not only the secondary lead character but also the crime itself, which meant changing the evidence and the witnesses, which meant changing the hero's investigation, which meant changing the mistakes he makes and the redemption he seeks, which meant... well, you get the picture.

The startup is targeting the redemption of vouchers to make the process easier for customers and merchants.

When someone reads a story about someone who made good — the redemption narrative — what that does is that lets society off the hook.

This belief in the sinfulness and helplessness of humankind and the possibility of redemption if you individually make the choice and repent.

Eschatology understands history as a growing crisis: good provokes evil, and growing danger makes the action of redemption necessary.