Sentence examples for some renew from inspiring English sources

Some renew friendships with competitors they see only once a year.

Luckily there is some renewed hope for life on those nearby planets.

This prompted some renewed argument about the role of emoji in our arsenal of communication.

Most important, a new principal arrived in September, giving some renewed hope.

Mr. Fridman cited personal reasons for his departure, though the move suggested some renewed conflict at the joint venture.

Shieber's conclusion, though, may create some renewed, and welcome, curiosity about a movie now 71 years old.

The games with the Red Sox remain important, but yesterday the Yankees gave themselves some breathing room and some renewed confidence.

The announcement was made as violence eased across Lebanon, despite some renewed street battles in the north.

The Magic came out with some renewed offensive spirit in the opening minutes of the third, cutting Atlanta's lead to 57-53.

We see some renewed sense of optimism that the nation is getting back to business now that some certainty has been brought to the Iraq standoff".

[C4.] U.N. Agency Regains Some Stature The International Labor Organization, the United Nations agency that works to promote basic labor rights, has recently gained some renewed prominence.