Sentence examples for renewed always from inspiring English sources

In the fall of 2012, still riding that renewed, always foolish wave of optimism brought on by the gold medal, I made a bet with the Chilean writer Alejandro Zambra over whose team would go farther in the 2014 World Cup.

The account contains some of the best elegiac verse in the language, and, by setting marvelous tales against a historical background in which victory is always temporary and strife is always renewed, the poet gives the whole an elegiac cast.

I never tire of them, there is always something new to find and however often I visit they are always renewed by a difference in season or light or tide.

Congress has always renewed China's trade privileges.

Although it has repeatedly experienced the vicissitudes of fortune, the city has always renewed itself.

The Congress has always renewed itself by encouraging younger leaders to take responsibility.

There was really no need for other New Dylans because Dylan has always renewed himself.

Bennington had what was called "presumptive tenure," with five-year contracts that, in practice, were almost always renewed.

I guess the invisible third is writing the poem – or perhaps she's renewed, as she always is, in the new moon of the last line.

This time it is "the biggest geopolitical story of modern times: the birth, rise, triumph, defence and continuing growth of Anglo-American power despite continuing and always renewed opposition and conflict".

A payroll-tax cut had been part of President Obama's stimulus package, renewed once and always intended to be part of a short-term kick-start out of the recession.