Sentence examples for In anew, from inspiring English sources

As you get closer, you are taken in anew by the details.

Giovanni Reyes and his sister Rosalba at a Mott Haven farm where, David Gonzalez writes in anew column, Side Street, participants are resolute despite recent thefts: nytimes.com/cityroom.

In doing so, Mr. McCain homed in anew on Mr. Obama's stated willingness to conduct a dialogue with controversial foreign leaders.

Having recently engaged Mr. Giuliani on illegal immigration, Mr. Romney bore in anew on Thursday, saying he believed strongly in the line item veto as a tool for fiscal restraint.

The release of a few choice morsels on Monday, in which Mr. Huckabee dug in anew at Mr. Romney, spurring a back and forth between the opposing camps -- both men are believed to be weighing another run in 2012 -- reminiscent of those bright, shiny days from a year ago.

Each rating scale in ANEW runs from 1 to 9, with a rating of 1 indicating a low value (low pleasure, low arousal, low dominance) and 9 indicating a high value on each dimension.

Refugees and migrants continue to risk their lives aboard flimsy rafts in an attempt to start anew in Europe, in spite of the apparent risks.

Those rates drew in gold anew, which, along with deflation and political pressure, eventually caused the Fed to relent and lower rates.

This is what makes it so vital to remember that squarely-faced grief is but a stage in beginning anew.

And one that doesn't overshadow the season of Advent, a time when Christians are asked to prepare their hearts that Christ may be born in the anew.

The last columns in each spreadsheet present the number of possible English translations for a single Polish word, as well as the reference numbers for the English translations in the ANEW data set.