Sentence examples for Anew from inspiring English sources

If it's rebuilt anew, it could have all the atmosphere of a freshly fitted MFI kitchen.

Coming at it anew, there felt like quite a bit to work with.

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Netflix Tina Fey's newest show (she writes but doesn't star), is the story of an escapee from a doomsday cult who attempts to start anew in New York.

Gradually, though, teams reformed or formed anew, with the bigger ones travelling the country taking on smaller sides in exchange for fuel or food.

Equilibrium restored, the world slips into a dark and dreamless sleep, only to awaken the next day to see the sorry saga begin anew.

As the day begins anew it's impossible not to feel a sense of wonder at the rebirth of the day.

The passage showed that the chancellor had clocked where the government was vulnerable – that it risks looking as if it's making a fetish of the deficit – and that he needed to argue anew why cutting it was necessary.

That soon, the Do Not Disturb signs dangling from the winter sarcophaguses of the upper class will detach and greet the budding city anew.

In the end, the organisers of both projects hope that by looking at the very edges of Britain, we can see something of it anew.

Sure, we must learn anew to respect others' privacy, especially the privacy of women who don't want us to be looking at their naked bodies.

"We are now seeing this whole case anew".