22 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Renew' in a Sentence

"To start or resume something, such as a friendship or conversation." more

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While on vacation, he was renewing his passion for photography.

The team was renewing its focus on teamwork and collaboration.

After the storm, they renewed their efforts to rebuild the community.

The government aims to renew policies to address climate change.

After a year abroad, she will have been renewing her connection with her homeland through letters and calls.

By the time the contract expires, they will have been renewing their partnership for a decade.

The library allows patrons to renew their borrowed books twice.

As the seasons changed, nature was renewing itself with vibrant colors.

I will renew my passport before planning an international trip.

She has been renewing her library books consistently to stay well-read.

The subscription has been renewed for another year of online streaming.

The museum will renew its exhibits to attract a wider audience.

The software prompts users to renew their subscription before it expires.

Students are required to renew their ID cards at the beginning of each academic year.

The team will be renewing their strategies for the upcoming championship.

Over the years, they will have been renewing their vows to celebrate a lasting and loving marriage.

By the end of the course, students will have been renewing their knowledge of advanced mathematics.

The city will be renewing its efforts to reduce traffic congestion.

The fashion designer decided to renew the clothing line with modern designs.

By the time the project is finished, they will have renewed their focus on innovation.

We have been renewing our focus on customer satisfaction in recent months.

Before the lease expires, the tenants will have renewed their contract for another year.

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