Sentence examples for rises anew from inspiring English sources

The idea of naming the craft after a mythological bird that self-immolates and then rises anew from its own ashes was thus irresistible.

In his electrifying appearance at last year's Democratic party convention in Denver, the stricken Kennedy, whose early support helped Barack Obama secure the presidential nomination, said, "The work begins anew, the hope rises anew, the dream lives on".

The next morning, the Times story about his Heritage appearance bore the headline "ABORTION RISES ANEW FOR GIULIANI," and dwelled on the fact that in the nineteen-nineties Giuliani and his former wife Donna Hanover had donated nine hundred dollars to Planned Parenthood.

Every year, 200km north of the the Arctic Circle, Sweden's ICEHOTEL rises anew, snow and ice forming its main building blocks.

Next season, Don can keep tumbling further into oblivion, or rise anew.

But now, amazingly, he had risen anew as a first-rate actor in a Hollywood film.

But in 2006, the figure rose anew, to 90.7 million, and has increased each year.

Yet in 1861, he rose anew against the government of the day.

Eyebrows rose anew when Mr. Scott, relying on the donated use of private planes, took his inauguration on the road.

When the horses reach the gate, the tension will rise anew as the jockeys circle waiting to be loaded.

From there, the calls for Wannstedt's firing began to rise anew as the Dolphins lost two straight games.