Sentence examples for to replenishing from inspiring English sources
verb
To refill; to renew; to supply again or to add a fresh quantity.
- It's a popular product, and they have to replenish their stock of it frequently.
The Yankees came close to replenishing their $209 million payroll with contracts for Sabathia, A. J. Burnett and Mark Teixeira.
He has linked those changes to replenishing the fund and to tax breaks that encourage the development of brown fields.
Instead, about 85 percent of the loan installment would go to replenishing the capital reserves of Greece's shaky banking system.
That is one reason its growing library of commercials is critical to replenishing its subscriber base and revenue, especially among the younger demographic profiled in the ads.
Policies like the right-to-buy scheme have depleted council housing stock, while successive governments have not been committed to replenishing it.
Motorists weren't welcome, alcohol was banned, dorms were single-sex, strict curfews were imposed and duties ranged from washing up to replenishing water supplies.
To replenish your body is very important".
Hezbollah had to recruit hard to replenish its ranks.
That may have to be revoked to replenish city coffers.
Factories are increasing production as businesses begin to replenish inventories.
