| Next of kin to the golden coreopsis, it behooves some of the bur-marigolds to redeem their clan's reputation for ugliness. |
| Occasionally she could not redeem within that time and was therefore under pressure to repay in default of which the goods would have been sold. |
| In every slave society slaves challenged the idea of slavery by struggling to redeem themselves from social death. |
| Shutting them out won't redeem you from them, and you will say that they can only make your life a fool's paradise. |
| Biddle actively pursued a policy of pressing state banks to redeem their outstanding banknotes at promised par or face value in specie. |
| When the loan is repaid and the land becomes free of the mortgage again, the mortgagor is said to redeem the land. |
