Sentence examples similar to renewing work from inspiring English sources

In training camp he impressed teammates and coaches with a renewed work ethic.

He said on Friday that a dredge had renewed work on the berm after bad weather and high waves battered Louisiana in recent days.

Or possibly he is right and Munich will come back with a renewed work ethic and heightened respect for BATE before they meet again in Germany, later in the group phase.

Haftom Zarhum was shot repeatedly by a security guard then kicked and spat at by a mob after going to the southern Israeli city of Beersheba to pick up his renewed work visa.

That is a compliment to his innate gifts and renewed work ethic, and a sign that the next generation has yet to make a convincing rush at the palace gates.

This entry's primary focus is on that part of contemporary philosophical discussion of memory which is continuous with the development of theories in the cognitive and social sciences: attention to these interdisciplinary fields of memory studies is driving renewed work on the topic.

The end of DACA would mean the inability to renew work visas as well as a heightened risk of deportation.

The government of Kenya was, for reasons that nobody understood, refusing to renew work permits or visas for a group of missionaries in western Kenya.

Contemporary poet Charles Churchill teased Johnson for the delay in producing his long-promised edition of Shakespeare: "He for subscribers baits his hook / and takes your cash, but where's the book?" The comments soon stung Johnson into renewed work.

With the threat of sectional opposition if the coin only honored the South, the bill's sponsors included language making the new half dollar also in memory of the recently deceased Harding (an Ohioan), during whose presidency the renewed work had begun.

An ongoing clamp down on undocumented Ethiopian migrant workers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia rendered thousands vulnerable as many were not able to renew work permits before the November 4th deadline signifying the expiration of an amnesty that was announced in April.