Sentence examples for would have renewed from inspiring English sources

Even without the diagnosis of cancer, for which she still receives treatment, she said they would have renewed their vows.

If Huckabee had spoken, it would have renewed a controversy the party has been trying to shove to the sidelines.

They contended that Prudential would have renewed its lease if not for the state's intervention in the form of tax credits.

The bill pushed by the Democratic leadership would have renewed a subsidized 3.4 percent interest rate on Stafford loans, whose rates doubled to 6.8 percent on July 1.

Francis, he said, was likely to have thanked the former pope for his pontificate and Benedict would have renewed his unconditional obedience to the new pope.

As Iran sped closer to a bomb, the Israelis would have renewed their threat to attack, and Republican candidates for president would blame Mr. Obama "for having failed to prevent Iran's acquiring a bomb".

I would not have played there for so long and I would not have renewed my contract if I did not like it.

Meanwhile, foreign investors are demanding repayment of debts they would once have renewed.

Had Mr O'Neill troubled to inform himself, he would have discovered that Brazil has stuck rigorously to the deals it has negotiated with the IMF since 1999, and that much of the money leaving the country is debt repayments by Brazilian companies to foreign banks that have yanked credit lines they would normally have renewed.

He failed to reach 84 points during the regular season, a total that would have automatically renewed his $8.36 million contract for another season.

Everything they do is demo-worthy if you're trying to impress friends with your new giant TV screen and even BP executives would have a renewed appreciation for our fragile, beautiful planet and its remarkable diversity.