Sentence examples for thus renewing from inspiring English sources

With limited funding, Raimi wrote, directed, and produced in 1981, which slowly gained fans and earned ticket sales in Europe, thus renewing U.S. distributors' interest in the film.

He even gets to sing "The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo," thus renewing David's obsession with "Lawrence of Arabia," in which Peter O'Toole belted out the same tune on the back of a camel.

First, raids and rivalry with the Chinese helped to stimulate China's reunification under the Sui (581 618) and early T'ang (618 907) dynasties, thus renewing the mirror relationship that had previously existed between the Han and Hsiung-nu empires.

They were required to pass through four ashramas (the celibate religious student, married householder, forest hermit, and wandering ascetic), or conditions of life, prior to and after marriage, to become anchorites (or hermits), and to attain the plenitude of their status, vocation, and authority, thus renewing the creative process by the due performance of the sacrificial offering.

In 1967, an eighth well was drilled in the field, resulting in the discovery of the deeper Hauterivian (Zone XIV) oil pool, thus renewing interest and broadening the prospects for the field (Ministry of Mines and Petroleum of Afghanistan 2013).

Spoken by one Stefan Füle, commissioner for enlargement of a Europe that is in the process of reelecting its parliament and thus renewing its institutions.

Jabba thus renews the reward for Solo's head and Solo later kills a bounty hunter who tells him why he is hunted once more.

Thus, renewed interest in the last decade for the mechanisms of speciation and ecological adaptation in An. gambiae has fostered considerable research efforts to provide a better understanding of the genetic structure and adaptive potential of this widespread malaria vector.

Using a computational approach, they identified pathways through those landscapes where selection for resistance to three or four alternating antibiotics could lead to repeated cycles among limited sets of alleles, thus sustainably renewing the usefulness of these antibiotics.

Thus, 60 years on, Lashley's insights remain valid and intriguing and can inform current neuroscientific debates, and thus deserve renewed attention.

Film buffs looking for the ultimate in picture quality could thus create renewed interest in this much-promised, much-delayed, digital viewing experience.