renewed

As I read I not only renewed my acquaintance with literature, but renewed my delight in people and places where I had been happy before those heavy years in Dayton.

Today we do more than celebrate America, we rededicate ourselves to the very idea of America, an idea born in revolution, and renewed through two centuries of challenge, an idea tempered by the knowledge that but for fate, we, the fortunate and the unfortunate, might have been each other; an idea ennobled by the faith that our nation can summon from its myriad diversity, the deepest measure of unity; an idea infused with the conviction that America's journey long, heroic journey must go forever upward.

Above the door was a ventilator, through which volumes of fresh air renewed the impoverished atmosphere of the cell.

But thou art immortal and dost never fade, but bloomest for ever in renewed youth."

On the discussion being renewed, "Gentlemen," said Barbicane, "we must now take into consideration the metal to be employed.

This was kept up throughout the day; they paused now and then, it is true, for a brief interval, but only to return to the charge with renewed ardor.

Other steamers came out to look for her, and ultimately towed her away from the cold edge of the world into a harbour with docks and workshops, where, with many blows of hammers, her pulsating heart of steel was set going again to go forth presently in the renewed pride of its strength, fed on fire and water, breathing black smoke into the air, pulsating, throbbing, shouldering its arrogant way against the great rollers in blind disdain of winds and sea.

"My nature is subdued To what it works in, like the dyer's hand: Pity me, then, and wish I were renewed!"

I gave the driver the necessary direction, and in renewed silence we drove on.

With the subsidence of Esmeralda the lioness renewed her efforts to wriggle her huge bulk through the weakening lattice.

Soon after Peter renewed his note, Pavel strained himself lifting timbers for a new barn, and fell over among the shavings with such a gush of blood from the lungs that his fellow workmen thought he would die on the spot.

I renewed my challenge, engraved it on brass, posted it up where any priest could read it to them, and also kept it standing in the advertising columns of the paper.