Sentence examples for means to replenish from inspiring English sources

In the event we have that kind of storm, we wouldn't have the means to replenish them".

Beyond that, City Hall needs to encourage individuals and businesses that have the means to replenish the shelves of the charity organizations that feed the poor.

The Lancastrian army was short on supplies and had no adequate means to replenish them.

The Dissolution of the Monasteries provided a means to replenish the treasury and as a result the Crown took possession of monastic lands worth £120,000 (£36 million) a year.

The solutions to the problems we face lie in preserving donor hair, skillful surgical techniques, limiting hair loss, and developing the means to replenish hair.

One proposal would reinstate a tax meant to replenish a bankrupt union-run health plan for workers; another would make foreign parent banks legally responsible for any new deposits taken by their Argentine subsidiaries.

His chosen break is, instead, meant to replenish his ambition so that he might become the first captain in history to lift the World Cup a second time, when he hopes to lead the All Blacks in the 2015 tournament.

The plugs, cords and charging units meant to replenish the batteries of purely electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids are prominent among the carmakers' displays here, offering a preview of how car companies will prepare their customers for the 21st-century equivalent of the gasoline pump.

Last week, the US State Department signed off on a $1.29 billion weapons deal for the Saudis, made up in large part by air to surface bombs meant to replenish stockpiles spent in Yemen.

Wheat from Australia was meant to help replenish worldwide stocks, which are depleted in part because of flooding that damaged the harvest in Europe.

She's delighted, because to her, it means time to replenish.