Sentence examples for stopped anew from inspiring English sources

But then a sweet Florida run ended in a first down, and the clock stopped anew.

Well, pretend you just went back in time to where you shouldn't have stopped, and start anew.

Board member Philip Kauffman said the teacher comments led him to consider whether the board should be slowing down its plan, stopping or starting anew.

Answer: If the collection agencies are simply reporting your debts each month with a correct "date of last activity" — usually the date you stopped paying the original creditor — your credit scores aren't being hurt anew each month.

What's new is that our prostheses have stopped chaffing and we can finally enjoy stretching them, and as we do, all the materials within our grasp are rendered anew.

I read it in fits and spurts, and each time I stopped and started, it was like starting over from the beginning; the momentum of its who's-who circularity had to rev up anew.

It is time to stop and begin to build anew.

Some are already wondering if prices will slump anew if the big money stops flowing.

When you stop lying to yourself, you can start anew.

At the end of each day, the dispatcher unplugged the three telephones, to stop their ceaseless ringing, and the routine began anew in the morning.

It can be a week or a month or two but tell yourself when that day comes,that will be the day when you must stop wallowing in self pity and angst and start life anew.