Sentence examples for to replenish itself from inspiring English sources

So Carr is not just leaving nature to replenish itself.

Ms. Liebman said she did not expect resale inventory to replenish itself anytime soon, particularly on the Upper West Side.

It learns that its body parts belong to criminals as well as innocents; its vigilantism is complicated by a need to continue killing simply to replenish itself.

The Bush administration regularly cited its successes in eliminating high-level Qaeda figures, too, and yet the organization seemed to replenish itself.

Fashion takes up with originality and talent because it knows that these often prove profitable, and also out of its characteristic compulsion to replenish itself by ceaselessly devouring the new.

After a prolonged period without enough food, wildlife needs to replenish itself and to build up energy levels for the future, while seeds need to be sown to build up the stock of trees and shrubs.

According to the study participants, living a nomadic life and raising livestock across what are today's international boundaries was also very beneficial to the land, which was able to naturally replenish itself while the livestock grazed in other locations.

Yet it's all the surprising little extras that make guests feel truly looked after, from the half-bottle of chilled sparkling wine that awaits guests upon arrival to the bedside jar of freshly baked cookies that seems to magically replenish itself.

"To sound like themselves, musicians begin by trying to sound like someone else," Dyer writes in his 1991 book about jazz, "But Beautiful": Ideally, a new version of an old song is virtually a recomposition and this labile relation between composition and improvisation is one of the sources of jazz's ability to constantly replenish itself.

The epidermis serves to protect the body against environmental assaults and at the same time is able to survive and replenish itself under harsh conditions.

These days he is a crusader for biodiversity, and among the program's most interesting segments is one in which he and a colleague return to a tiny island off Florida that they fumigated more than 40 years ago to see how it would replenish itself.