Sentence examples for a newly finished from inspiring English sources

The building, occasionally rented out for events, has high ceilings, an ornate chandelier and a newly finished basement.

The most conspicuous structure in the Hayden Tract is a newly finished observation tower seventy-two feet high.

"What the U.S. did was a success," he said later as we drove to Taji to visit his projects, including a newly finished helicopter hangar which, as his certificate of appreciation noted, is the largest open-span steel structure in all of Iraq.

Sanlam, a life assurer, suggests that firms with comprehensive health policies may also avoid sharp rises in life, disability and medical insurance premiums.In contrast, HIV-infected workers who get no treatment typically take 55 days of sick leave in their final two years at work, says Sanlam in a newly finished survey of South African firms.

Start to finish, the renovation took about six months, but considering that included every square inch plus a newly finished out attic, it was pretty quick.

Black and the police dismantle a newly finished plaster wall, finding Helen injured but alive; it is at this point that Black realizes Green was simply a pawn, used by his father to lure victims to the house.

So he bought the house for $400,000 and spent another $400,000 on the renovation, blowing out walls, adding floor-to-ceiling windows in the front of the house, wrapping the egregious fireplace in concrete blocks to give it a crisp, newly finished look.

"I saw him on the TV when he helped the man who was beaten up on the corner," Mrs. Mendez Rojas said, leading a visitor on a tour of her newly finished -- and unoccupied -- basement.

Marlene Hodges Ettari, Halstead Property Wheeler (203) 656-6527; www.wheelerrealestatect.com TAXES: $13,502 a year PROS: The newly finished lower level is great for guests -- it has a small kitchen, full bath and separate entrance.

As you pass the last locked gate and pulling onto the property, a round structure emerges out of the redwoods: the newly finished art gallery, a building whose roof is made of wood lattice and a translucent material that makes the light glow inside.

After his assassination in April 1865, Lincoln became the first person to lie in state in the newly finished Rotunda, an honour since bestowed on some 30 people.