Sentence examples for call newly from inspiring English sources
During the nearly 90-minute call, newly minted CEO Timothy J. Sloan offered few details about how the banking giant planned to change its ways.
As for the handling of your internal matters, it was a nice touch to call newly resigned IMF head and alleged sex offender Dominique Strauss-Kahn's 2008 affair with a subordinate a "serious breach of judgment" and impose no real consequences.
At his own restaurant he offers two à la carte menus, one of traditional dishes and one of what he calls "newly interpreted" Viennese cuisine.
Sirota decries the "tent ghettos" that have sprung up, made up of what he calls "newly homeless residents," all while "the city's social services are being reduced".
A person not involved in the treatment or diagnostics of the students randomly calls newly diagnosed subjects and asks them to participate.
That claim seems to have echoed across the Central Plateau, where Haitians simply call the newly arrived rebel troops "Lame," -- the Army in Creole, the Haitian language.
Now that those two have broken up, the company has decided to call the newly single company Daimler A.G. -- but not before several shareholders filed motions pleading for the Benz name.
Wondering what to call the newly announced iPad hardware, demonstrated at this morning's Apple event in San Francisco?
For clarity, we call this newly version, YouTube-LQ, with videos now of low quality due to the effects of lossy compression.
Besides his impressive scientific knowledge he was also widely cultured, recognizing in one of his interviews "The idea to call the newly discovered cells telocytes came to me during a break at the Vienna State Opera".
With the development of the hop-distance relationship for the quasi-UDG model, in this section, we show the application of this new relationship to a particular localization algorithm using LS based localization algorithms [26], and we call this newly designed localization algorithm enhance weighted least squares (EWLS).
