Sentence examples for was renewing from inspiring English sources
verb
To make (something) new again; to restore to freshness or original condition.
It felt a little like the revolution was renewing its vows.
HBO announced yesterday that it was renewing its critically acclaimed series "Deadwood" for a third season.
Another idea was renewing Mr. Bah's canceled work permit in hopes of tapping into Medicaid or disability benefits.
At the same time he confirmed that he was renewing such economic benefits for China despite Beijing's hard-line policies.
For example: Seattle was renewing its schools under the leadership of a retired Army general, until he died.
By early summer, however, the EU was renewing its enthusiasm to drive forward with political integration and expansion.
NBC announced on Thursday that, following a run of steady ratings, it was renewing "Smash" for a second season.
This scene occurred outside the American embassy in London last month, when Lexington was renewing his visa.
The company said in a statement Sunday afternoon that it was renewing efforts to investigate what happened with the data that reached Cambridge Analytica.
The Clarins tanner contains SPF-15 sun protection, as well, a feature of several new tanners that Ms. Grant said was renewing some interest in the category.
