Sentence examples for one renewed from inspiring English sources

That Football League deal, a significant reduction on the previous one, renewed fears that Sky's dominance might lead to a dip in revenues for sport.

Hence Rowling's own creation, Voldemort, towering tall over the floor of the stadium — though height, oddly, added little to the shudder that His Lordship is meant to cause, and gave one renewed respect for the terrorizing skills of Ralph Fiennes, noseless but normal-sized, in the Potterite saga.

New friendships are made, old ones renewed -- and sometimes abandoned for good reason.

But the artists — bearers of the mystery — leave nostalgia behind and advance with viewers, one by one, to renew the cinema as the art of the future.

What Glavine had termed "hope and optimism and all that stuff" was, for one night, renewed.

(In 2005, Mr. Huckabee and his wife, Janet, signed one and renewed their vows in a Valentine's Day ceremony in front of 5,000 cheering constituents in a Little Rock sports arena).

Another position — one given renewed authority in Daniel Jonah Goldhagen's "Hitler's Willing Executioners" and the subsequent scholarship it inspired — is that Germany in the 1930s and early '40s was a land gripped by Jew-hatred.

One allegedly renewed her loan 23 times, paid at least $10,800 in fees, and after all that still owed $3,961.

In such times, it can be tempting to feel hopeless, to hold one's loved ones close and renew one's passport in anticipation of potential flight.

Ordinary prescriptions, on the other hand, need to be renewed one by one.

"Apple does not let these phones out of their possession yet I was accidentally sent one upon renewing my contract," wrote the seller known only as kimberlyk1018, who has only one confirmed purchase and no previous sales on the auction site.