How To Use Redound In A Sentence
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I've learned something that may redound greatly to his advantage.
IRONCROWN MOON: PART TWO OF THE BOREAL MOON TALE
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Your practical jokes will redound on you / your own head one day.
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The success in the Middle East redounds to his benefit.
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That bailout, and the guarantee from Dublin that preceded it, redounded chiefly to the benefit of the banks' foreign creditors, who represented some three-quarters of the money lent to the banks.
Fine Gael and the Banks
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This work will redound to his credit.
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But the ads redounded to the benefit of the Bloc instead, both because there was no real prospect of major NDP victories in Quebec and because Quebec voters tend to be, frankly speaking, very tribal.
North America's Other Election
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Such teamwork will only redound to the physician's benefit.
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The success in the Middle East redounds to his benefit.
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At length he calls Joseph N+Z+J+R+ (nazir) among his brethren, either because he was their crown, on account of the common glory which redounds from him to them all, or because, on account of the dignity by which he excels, he was separated from them all.
Commentary on Genesis - Volume 2
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But journalists who hurl the most appalling abuse at officials of the government are not well placed to act pious when that abuse redounds upon their sources.
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We built the national highway system; put a generation to college on grants, not loans; and invested in public research that redounded to enormous private gain.
Heather McGhee: Who's Budgeting for a Middle Class?
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This work will redound to his credit.
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Her success will redound to the fame of Beijing University.
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This work will redound to his credit.
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Their defeat redounds to the glory of those whom they attacked.
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This course of action will redound to our advantage.
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Whether these efforts will redound to the benefit of taxpayers, will only be known come Budget Day 2004.
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Their defeat redounds to the glory of those whom they attacked.
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The success in the Middle East redounds to his benefit.
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And why is it that all of Halliburton/KBR's "inefficiency" somehow redounded to the company's benefit and not the government's?
PolitiFact Embraces Equivocation, the Truth Gets Squeezed
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It was a strange thing that Arcadius should be blind to the fact that it was he, and he alone, who had made Eutropius Consul, and that all this talk about the filth and pollution of his mere name redounded to the utter discredit of the Emperor, who was responsible for his entire career, and had until yesterday regarded him with boundless approval.
Gathering Clouds: A Tale of the Days of St. Chrysostom
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This misperception of the war effort generates tangible effects that redound specifically to the executive's benefit.
David Isenberg: We Don't Need No Stinking Democracy
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That, if FMD is shown to have escaped because of flooding, will be a most grave matter which will undoubtedly redound on this Labour kakistocracy.
FMD Spin Continues
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Your practical jokes will redound on you / your own head one day.
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That, if FMD is shown to have escaped because of flooding, will be a most grave matter which will undoubtedly redound on this Labour kakistocracy.
FMD Spin Continues
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Her efforts will redound to the general good
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I've learned something that may redound greatly to his advantage.
IRONCROWN MOON: PART TWO OF THE BOREAL MOON TALE
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Fame redounds to the heroes
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Your academic achievements will redound to the fame of the research institution.
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Any help you can give us will redound to your credit.
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(That slowness to wake up and smell -- mixing metaphors here -- which way the wind is blowing has, of course, redounded to the good of actors demanding $20 million salaries.)
Seeing Stars in Hollywood and New York
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I believe the measure would redound to our mutual benefit and reputation.
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Finally, there was evidently something extra in the refreshments and that would redound to their credit.
ADRIENNE AND THE CHALET SCHOOL
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He was carried away, and what he might have said of that night's happening would have redounded neither to St. Vincent's credit nor to his own, had not Frona innocently put a seal upon his lips ere he had properly begun.
CHAPTER 13
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Standardly, such adventures redound to the advantage of the player with the two minor pieces, rather than the rook.
Times, Sunday Times
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| Reply | Permalink kudos for the nice usage of "redound", Greg.
Obama Campaign: Exit Polls Show "Significant Improvements" Over Our Performance In Ohio
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In addition, there were two things which contributed to raise the prestige of Thebes, and redounded to the honour of Pelopidas.
Hellenica
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I believe that redounding yourself although, bringing up ignorantly like that injure Chinese culture really.
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I heard one caller to a radio show suggest that this might redound to our benefit, since all they understand in that region is strength.
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I assure you that it will redound to the social, academic and financial well-being of us all.
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Finally, there was evidently something extra in the refreshments and that would redound to their credit.
ADRIENNE AND THE CHALET SCHOOL
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He uses weak and beggarly things like you and me so that the glory might redound to him alone.
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Moreover, one can probably expect that ensuing fights will redound similarly, as the public appears to be internalizing the meme that the Democrats are fighting for the middle class while the Republicans are fighting for the rich.
Jared Bernstein: A Holiday Message
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The things laid to thy charge whereof thou hast spoken, whether such as redound to thy credit, or mere false accusations, are publicly known.
Consolation of Philosophy
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Her efforts will redound to the general good.
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This will redound to his credit.
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I believe that redounding yourself although, bringing up ignorantly like that injure Chinese culture really. And the damaged are ourself Chinese finally.
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Her success will redound to the fame of Beijing University.
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With the fascist court having grossly overreached in this jurisprudential wet dream of theirs, a backlash is building that will redound against the power of corporations and that has the potential to destroy some of them outright.
Think Progress » Corporations Speak Out Against SCOTUS Ruling, Call On Congress To Approve Public Financing Of Campaigns
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His combination of brains and bravery—even in the face of his grave miscalculation regarding Dean—when viewed against the smug, shallow self-satisfaction of the media bigfeet who mock him, redounds enormously to Gore's benefit.
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Everything redounded to his glory
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But no matter how they acquire their knowledge the fact is that said knowledge will always redound to their advantage.
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Fengli Group has always been pursuing the principle of trusty and lawful operation to redound upon the society, gaining unanimous favorable comments from all walks of society.
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But journalists who hurl the most appalling abuse at officials of the government are not well placed to act pious when that abuse redounds upon their sources.
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The latest debacle -- the fight to extend unemployment insurance and the payroll tax cut -- appears to have demonstrably hurt the Republicans and helped the Democrats especially the president, and one might expect that ensuing fights will redound similarly, i.e., the public appears to be internalizing the meme that the Democrats are fighting for the middle class while the Republicans are fighting for the rich.
Jared Bernstein: A Holiday Message
