Sentence examples for take renewed from inspiring English sources

"I think everyone that feels outraged by this Supreme Court decision is going to take renewed energy that we have to rein in the courts," Ms. Gallagher said.

The European Commission, which issued emergency regulations banning Belgian food exports earlier this year, said it was waiting for information from the authorities before deciding whether to take renewed action.

Restoring (or improving on) those terms will take renewed diplomatic pressure and sanctions from the United States, the European Union and, most importantly, from the rest of Africa, starting with the new South African government.

In a different spirit, Fox's "Luis" offers viewers a chance to take renewed delight in old contentions: that the Irish are feisty, the Jews like salmon and the Chinese are smart.

After a tense stretch of harsh attacks and paradoxical resolutions to run their campaigns on positive tracks, Gov. George W. Bush and Senator John McCain used their appearances on Sunday television news programs today to take renewed aim at each other.

A1 Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain used their appearances on Sunday television news programs to take renewed aim at one another, in the wake of a tense stretch of harsh attacks and paradoxical resolutions to run their campaigns on positive tracks.

Short-sellers, those investors who wager against stocks, took renewed aim at the firm.

But the Yankees are also taking renewed interest in a different left-hander: Kei Igawa.

I anticipate taking renewed delight in this curious but heavenly matching of actor and role when the production opens next month.

Taking renewed confidence to the first tee today, Wiebe played a picture-perfect round with seven birdies and no bogeys.

A second new work, an idiosyncratic Hanukkah lamp designed by the American artist Matthew McCaslin, takes renewed life as its theme.