Sentence examples for anew after from inspiring English sources
The territorial struggles began anew after 639.
The hearth, being made up anew after every heat, lasts many years.
The questions were debated anew after the project was completed, this time without consensus.
On Saturday, the fighting around Heesh flashed anew after the army tried to send a convoy north from Hama.
The clubs are surging anew after recent publicized suicides of gay teenagers, said Eliza Byard, director of the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network in New York.
She noted how the estate arose anew after falling into ruin when it became part of a Soviet collective farm, or kolkhoz, in the 1920s.
Then the group can think about investing anew, perhaps after a partial stockmarket flotation.
These sentiments flared anew last week after reports of a hotel in France with a "Little Buddha" room that includes a toilet cover with Buddha's image.
The conspiracy theories bubbled to the surface anew last week, after it was reported that a well-received speech by Senator John Edwards at the conference last month in Stresa, Italy, was one reason for his selection as John Kerry's vice-presidential running mate.
The most resilient carmaker in America, Chrysler, began life anew Wednesday after closing a government-brokered alliance with Italian carmaker Fiat SpA.
(Deuteronomy 23 3-4 23 3-4ropheTheechariah, whose words we read in tandem with our Torah prophet on this Sabbath of Chanukah, envisions Israel's homecoming anew - after yet another displacement, following the Babylonian destruction of Jerusalem - as not just our own story: "In that day, many nations will attach themselves to the Eternal One and become God's people".
