This Glaucus objects to Hector as a flight, who thereupon puts on the armour he had won from Patroclus, and renews the battle.
He renews his furniture several times a year; changes his equipages every month.
Still shall I reign Within the hearts of men, while Time shall last And Life renews itself.
Never was this bird conceived nor springs it from any mortal seed, itself is alike its own father and son, and with none to recreate it, it renews its outworn limbs with a rejuvenation of death, and at each decease wins a fresh lease of life.
Scarce had Hymen spoken and she bathes her in the cool stream, gathers her flowing hair, and renews her charms, taking from out the press the wondrous garments spun by her mother Dione.
This seemingly inedible food, circulating throughout its body, renews its hidden powers.
We are told that in early society "each member of the kin testifies and renews his union with the rest" by taking part in a sacrificial meal in which the totem god is eaten by his worshippers.
By memory, the brain renews in itself the sensations, the perceptions, and the ideas which it has received or generated; represents to itself the objects which have actually moved its organs.
Sweet life renews itself in holy love, Your victory is naught!
You come, embodied flames, as when I knew you first, nor yet knew men; 120 Your goldrenews my golden days, Your splendor all my loss repays.
The underwritten, special Minister of the United States of North America, renews his representations to the Director-General of Finance, upon the necessity of augmenting the present remittance of pecuniary succors destined for America.
The underwritten renews the assurances of the most inviolable attachment on the part of the United States.
It renews the spirit of a man merely to peruse such things.
Most of the Danes like the proposition, but Thorkill renews his warnings.
Hence practically the whole process of the mediaeval justification is best seen in the sacrament which renews the life slain by deadly sins.
The fox afterwards renews his threats, desiring the bird to bring him something to drink; the bird immediately brings him water from the village.
And such should be the outward biography of man in time, a putting off of dead circumstances day by day, as he renews his raiment day by day.
She duly, once a month, renews her face; Meantime, it lies in daub, and hid in grease.
Thenceforth, righteousness is the most serious of all aims, not in the eyes of man, but of God and again, day after day, the soul renews within itself that tragic questioning in which the Judge interrogates and the sinner responds.
The Directory renews and aggravates the measures of the Convention against the remainder of the property-holders: there is no longer a disguised but a declared bankruptcy.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "renews" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
