reborn造句

South Pacific's Home Reef reborn.

So even as the Web died, it was reborn.

Judas, reborn, is about to face the world.

Who is supposed to have been reborn innumerable times?

Both Tunisia and Egypt would benefit hugely if Libya was reborn.

Although I am humble as worthless, but when the spring breeze, I will be reborn.

That little wronged spirit should have left the nether world and been reborn long ago by now!

The East India Company, which once ruled India, has recently been reborn as a posh Mayfair shop.

They live and die again and again to help others be free from Samsara, while most of us are reborn out of attachment to Samsara.

"It's a bit like a mid-life crisis; it's a chance to be reborn as someone else, " he says. "It's a metaphor.

The reeds are lightly swaying, their flowers floating away on the gentle breeze, then to yellow and wither in winter's cold, only to germinate and be reborn in the Spring.

“I WAS reborn, born as an economist, at 8.00am on January 2nd 1932, in the University of Chicago classroom,” wrote Paul Samuelson in a memoir published earlier this month.