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".
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.
A person not involved in the treatment or diagnostics of the students randomly calls newly diagnosed subjects and asks them to participate.
"Is it very cold?" they asked every time they called the newly arrived Chicagoan.
Mr. Weinstein pointed specifically to what he called a newly apparent "collaborative spirit" at the commission.
The Guardian's Martin Kettle called its newly revived The Magic Flute "exhilarating" with "fine work" by the chorus.
The event is now called "A newly discovered species of Little People – unravelling the legend behind Homo floresiensis".
They called these newly found receptors "metabotropic," because the receptors modified the amount of glutamate that cells released rather than simply turning circuits on or off.
A main street with many institutions devoted to the care and entertainment of children a karate academy, a kids' barbershop, a music school advertising the Suzuki method, a store called The Toy Tree is newly grim.
On a miserable winter's day at the end of the 1940s, a 14-year-old called Dennis Gray, newly in love with rock climbing, was mooching around Ilkley Quarry in Yorkshire when he met a long-faced youth with narrow eyes five years his senior.
