Sentence examples for brought newly from inspiring English sources

Early humanists returned to the classics less with nostalgia or awe than with a sense of deep familiarity, an impression of having been brought newly into contact with expressions of an intrinsic and permanent human reality.

All dressed up, this young mom brought newly born Kadiatou Kondo to her immunization appointment, following a schedule given to her by health workers.

Some are bringing newly renovated buildings to market because tenants in other properties need more space.

On Saturday, Hunt watches for the carriages bringing newly arrived tourists from the boats, but there is no face he recognizes.

The second version, the official said, would add language that says the secretary of defense, Jim Mattis, may bring newly captured terrorism suspects to the prison.

Analysts said the main brake on Ryanair's growth in the short- to medium-term would be the rate at which it can bring newly ordered jets into service.

Some Eurosceptics calculate instead that the administrative task of bringing newly eligible electors on to the rolls will delay the referendum, which, it is thought, gives the Leave camp more time to advance its argument.

The Trump administration has developed this draft executive order that would roll back a series of restrictions that President Obama imposed on the handling of detainees captured in the war against Al Qaeda, including lifting a ban on CIA prisons and directing the Pentagon to bring newly captured detainees to the Guantanamo Bay prison.

Formerly rundown locations from Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg to Kreuzberg and Neukölln are seeing increased investment bringing newly built condominiums sparkling with fitness centers, spas, and penthouse apartments.

Alas, it won't bring newly empowered Chinese President Xi Jinping around.

But real estate impresarios figured a way to bring newly mobile Californians to the shore by building "pleasure piers"— places bustling with dance pavilions, restaurants and arcade games.