Sentence examples for a newfound interest from inspiring English sources

After the "Shorty" 7-inch, the band released "A Newfound Interest in Massachusetts" on Contrast Records.

Two songs of which were released by Contrast Records as a 7-inch titled "A Newfound Interest in Massachusetts" or more commonly known as "The Loveteller 7", with Doghouse Records releasing a CD-EP version which included the songs from both Woodson and A Newfound Interest in Massachusetts as a well as the two song Woodson 7".

"You have a newfound interest in him?" "Do you?" We're at an ice-cream shop near my work.

There is currently a newfound interest in novel approaches towards the synthesis and design of new materials for electrical energy storage (EES).

Like many observers with a newfound interest in education, Brill espouses the ideas that public schools are hopelessly broken and that alternatives to public schools are silver bullets.

In 1967, with a newfound interest in the Maoist doctrine that was taking hold among many Paris intellectuals, Godard filmed "La Chinoise".

Sam Droege, a biologist with the United States Geological Survey, said in a phone interview that the newfound interest in meliponiculture may be a harbinger of a revolution in animal husbandry.

These parks, some of which cost as much as $2.5 billion to build, are by and large a product of Japan's "bubble economy" of the 1980's, a response to the newfound interest in travel that was spawned during this period of frenzied economic growth.

About half of the 29 PACs that gave to Boehner for Speaker did not contribute to him or his leadership PAC during the 2008 election cycle, a telling sign of the newfound interest in Mr. Boehner's power.

It seemed to be a perfect fit for my newfound interest in OR.

This week presents an opportunity to turn Mr Bush's newfound interest in climate change into a commitment to do something about it soon.