renewers

A lot of so called renewers in history have turned out to be nothing but empty speeches, but I think that due to his backround and work so far, Barack Obama has proven he has the ability to renew America's rebutation in the world.

WordPress.com News grhughes 2008

Al-Ghazâlî regarded himself as one of the renewers (singl. muhyî) of religion, who, according to a hadîth, will come every new century.

Guess Who Was At The Party? 2009

She mumbled an oath, drew forth a cigar, lit and blew fumes that ran the ventilators and air renewers up to capacity.

Inconstant Star Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1991

Fortunately, there was not more than our air renewers could clean out in a hurry.

Explorations ANDERSON, Poul 1981

The epic poets are the guardians, preservers, and renewers of a heroic tradition and though they often admit anachronistic details or misunderstand the use or nature of archaic objects, they maintain intact, so Finley insists, the social context in which the heroes can live their larger life.

Triumph of a Heretic Knox, Bernard 1978

The air that gusted from ventilator grilles came fresh out of the renewers, but somehow it collected a faint smell of oil on the way.

The Rebel Worlds Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1972

Joachim's images in turn became translated into contemporary Franciscan Spiritual terms: Saint Francis (1182-1226) and those true to him were the new order of spiritual monks and the renewers of Christ's teachings.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas GORDON LEFF 1968

If only there were life-renewers as well as hair-renewers!

Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 07, May 14, 1870 Various

The chemistry of manufactured air, the pressure equalizers, renewers, respirators, the lighting and temperature maintenance of a space-flyer was here.

Brigands of the Moon Ray Cummings 1922

Or suppose even that they write as well as M. Paul Fort, they will yet be writing ancestrally, not as innovators but as renewers.

X. On Reading the Bible (III) 1920