Sentence examples for redemption time from inspiring English sources
"Today was redemption time," added Maina, sighing.
By looking at data for more than 88,000 people who had their first arrest in New York State in 1980, and tracking their subsequent criminal histories over the next 25 years, we estimate the "redemption time" — the time it takes for an individual's likelihood of being arrested to be close to that of individuals with no criminal records — to be about 10 to 13 years.
As the justice emerges, the former president retreats -- looking for yet one more redemption, this time not for the sin of lust but for the sin of greed.
In the top of the seventh, Knoblauch earned some redemption, this time completing a routine throw on a ground ball with ease.
In addition, you should review the offering documents to determine when you need to notify the manager of a withdrawal so that you can get redemption on time.
It is true that ISIS promises all sorts of profane pleasures like sex slaves and booty and plunder and martyrdom, so there is that very direct profane appeal, but there's also a sort of high-minded appeal, a kind of fantasy of wanting to be part of that redemption of time and the glorious end days.
Adherence to nutrition education was established by tracking egg coupon redemption over time and by follow-up telephone interviews of participants.
"Americans always love a comeback," says Jake Halpern, author of Fame Junkies: The Hidden Truth Behind America's Favorite Addiction, "but a story that involves some amount of redemption in times like these is particularly attractive".
And redemption most times comes to each of us through circumstances of life, not really through any higher virtue.
With data from the Norwegian Prescription Database (NorPD), 11 patients' redemptions over time were calculated and patients with dose escalation identified.
