Sentence examples for anew this week from inspiring English sources

The permissibility of beta blockers in golf's top level has come into focus anew this week.

What we learned about ourselves anew this week was something that, in truth, we knew already.

As the debate over the eavesdropping powers of the National Security Agency begins anew this week, the emerging measures reflect the reality confronting the Democrats.

Europe was shaken anew this week by the chaos in Greece, where a bank run threatened to hasten the country's exit from the euro and jeopardize the Continent's financial stability.

Andy Gilchrist, the leader of the Fire Brigade Union, said firefighters would respond to a "catastrophic incident" -- an apparent reference to the kind of terrorist attack of which Mr. Blair warned anew this week.

Al Gore demonstrated that anew this week, first by handing out what his office called "deliverables" -- more than $25 million in grants to expand tourism and businesses in the financially struggling Mississippi Delta -- and then by announcing "improvements" in veterans' education benefits worth $1.2 billion over five years.

Not at an oil major like BP nor, for that matter, in the gulf, where oil rigs and refineries were being tested anew last week, this time by Hurricane Isaac.

That work starts anew today.

But violence flared anew last July.

The city was destroyed around 2200 B.C., flourished anew several centuries later and then was destroyed again.

Before fighting began anew three years ago, up to 150,000 Palestinians entered Israel daily.