Sentence examples for redemption along from inspiring English sources

Van Horn and Kittles sought redemption along with the team tonight.

When he becomes a surrogate father to a 12-year-old misfit, he finds redemption, along with a nifty girlfriend.

Banned in several states for chronic outside-the-ring thuggishness, Mr. Tyson was handed his umpteenth chance at redemption, along with a purse worth millions.

It contains everything you'd expect in a Scorsese movie —  brutal acts of betrayal, human attempts at redemption, along with the superb craftsmanship that is a given from trusted collaborators such as cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto, editor Thelma Schoonmaker and production designer Dante Ferretti.

Appearing in Toronto last fall for the premiere of The Way, his son Emilio Estevez's new film on a father-son journey for redemption along the famed Camino de Santiago pilgrimage trail in northern Spain, Martin Sheen reminded the world of his extraordinary commitment to unions, human rights and a sense of humanity in his younger son Charlie's downward spiral.

Redemption, along with the new demographics, promised to breathe new life into cricket, already a big business.

Since AmEx is the payment system, it records deal redemptions along with the actual payments.

In the so-called proletarian novels of the period, with their evil bosses, downtrodden workers and heroic organizers, labor acquired a kind of romance -- not because the actual tasks were ennobling, but because unions held the key to broader social redemption, generally along doctrinaire socialist lines.

Mr. Spitzer, making his late-night television debut on the fifth day of an audacious bid for political redemption, grinned along with the host, even as the other guest, Bill Hader, who has frequently impersonated Mr. Spitzer on "Saturday Night Live," slunk conspicuously into his seat.

The Council's consensus opinion was that a debt redemption fund, along the lines of that proposed by Germany's Council of Economic Experts, was probably the best option for stabilizing sovereign debts across the Eurozone.

(Not to mention their high fraud rate and the inevitable redemption headaches that come along with the all-too-common "hanging chad").