Sentence examples for anew around from inspiring English sources

I looked at it anew around this time.

Two centuries later, with the opening of new frontiers, talk of a tribe called the Madogwys and "forts deemed to be of Welsh origin" began to swirl anew around Wales and North America, and became tangled up in the revolutionary fervour of the time, along with a radical Welsh spirit partly founded in nonconformist Christianity.

Plans were being made to bring in additional resources for the search effort, which began anew around 7 a.m., according the Sheriff's Department.

Whenever anyone wants to renovate, alter, demolish or build anew in or around a landmark or a building in a historic district, commission permission is required before a building permit can be issued.

Lafrance has said that with this piece she wanted to investigate the conflicting natural impulses toward coöperation and competition, and to confront the challenges that technology has brought to our lives by creating a way for people to rediscover themselves and relate anew to those around them.

Those who remained occasionally dashed out into the street and frantically scooped up apples or oranges that had not been crushed by the military vehicles, then retreated to sidewalks as the tanks and heavy equipment swept around anew, crushing more of the fruit.

A Special Request: We would find comfort and inspiration by your own thoughts and experiences around Beginning Anew.

Speaking purely as a reader of poetry, one could not say that this poem follows Ezra Pound's injunction to "make it new," that is, poetry moves us, or is most effective when language and form work together to reinvigorate worn ideas or have us see the world around us anew.

On Saturday, the fighting around Heesh flashed anew after the army tried to send a convoy north from Hama.

His toughest verdicts emerge as astonished squeaks, and he keeps cynicism at bay by affecting mild political amnesia: every day, in every speech, he is surprised anew at what is happening around him.

And so they bridled anew at every report dispatched around the world, telling of their wonders and their wealth and their decadence, where once they had been proud.