Sentence examples for renewed close from inspiring English sources

"These times of great changes call for a renewed close and trusting relationship with the United States," Mr. de Villepin said in his speech to the institute.

"Suddenly your worst fear has occurred and a total sense of loss and despair comes over that you never quite lose; there's no waking up from it," said the 45-year-old father who ran the course and renewed close ties with the other parents.

The album's creation resulted from Shankar and Harrison having renewed their close friendship in recent years; this following a period when, by his own admission, Shankar had partially withdrawal from his Western-musician friends in the late 1970s, stung by persistent criticism from the Indian press that he was "diluting" Indian classical music.

Optimism soon faded, as the tsunami in fact seemed to bring renewed war closer.

A spokesman for Blair said it would renew their close and productive relationship in Northern Ireland.

In renewing our close collaboration with the Vladimir Nabokov Literary Foundation, PEN America pays tribute to the cross-cultural legacy of one of the most revered multinational PEN members, a master of storytelling: Vladimir Nabokov".

But four years later, Jack sends Ennis a card suggesting a reunion and they renew their close, loving relationship and continue to meet once or twice a year over the next couple of decades for visits into the wilderness to rediscover the epiphanic, transcendental rapture they found on Brokeback Mountain.

Mr Yanukovych has sought to renew the close ties with Russia that existed in Soviet times - a stance that alarms many Ukrainian nationalists.

And President Obama has renewed efforts to close it.

He announced renewed plans to close Guantánamo, and he promised to tighten the rules governing classified drone strikes.

"Any further Republican attempts to block the president's renewed move to close [Guantánamo] will place the lives of US citizens at immediate risk all over the world".