Sentence examples for anew across from inspiring English sources

And when Mr Ahmadinejad tried to repeat the unprecedented show of fealty he performed at the last such ceremony in 2005 by kissing Mr Khamenei's hand, this time the supreme leader flinched, prompting a clumsy kiss of his shoulder instead.Hardly had the ceremony closed before street protests erupted anew across Tehran.

The new configurations, by contrast, were newly generated in each block by distributing the three distractors anew across the remaining fingers of each hand on each new trial.

However, miRNA precursors may arise anew or be lost across the evolutionary history of a species and a newly sequenced genome may be evolutionarily too distant from other genomes for an adequate comparative analysis.

Just last year, the two countries engaged in a fierce naval skirmish in the Yellow Sea, raising anew the prospect of war across the border.

And while they may have been disappointed that their villain was not brought into plain view, when the decision was announced, the frenzy outside Federal District Court on Worth Street surged anew as the verdict flashed across the world — in Chinese, French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish and more.

If an iron curtain should descend across the globe anew, we have to decide who to save and how much to sacrifice.

But there is also a cost, paid by the body in the form of stress and fatigue, the perils of which have been exposed anew in air traffic control towers across the nation.

But employment lawyers and workplace specialists advise employers in New York and across the country to examine anew state and federal laws that could cause them legal or financial headaches.

Further aural enchantment is provided by taped music that resonates across the waters, with selections made anew by Mr. Evans for each performance and listed in the evening's program.

As the weather warms, and the season for apartment hunting begins anew, we know you are bound to come across many idiosyncrasies lurking in apartment corners.

Getting from Gatwick to Heathrow involves hauling luggage through passport control, taking a bus or cab across town and going through check-in and security anew — a process that could take three hours.