Sentence examples for do newly from inspiring English sources

4. How do newly appointed popes select their names?

Cancer cells copy their contents and divide rapidly; so do newly fertilised eggs.

How do newly arrived immigrants' employment rates evolve over time?

A big piece of this is what do newly printed billionaires do with their money?

The former Massachusetts governor's austerity campaign makes him a harder sell to the down-and-out, however, as do newly revealed comments by Romney essentially accusing those who pay no income taxes of leeching off the government.

Why do newly recycled catch phrases and concepts like "building partnership capacity" and "sustainable security" have to be broadened to include discussion of engaging women's civil society groups, youth and media progressives in the developing world?

"We take no joy in this, but the Board felt it was the right thing to do," newly-appointed board co-chairman Allan Mayer said, adding that the decision was based on an ongoing investigation into misconduct allegations.

Some of those may be specially packaged, with some guests doing newly recorded introductions to memorable shows.

Or did newly arrived chairman John McFarlane fancy running Barclays himself until he could pick his own chief executive?

Yeah, yeah, it's not the stuff of parties, but spending the pre-party portion of your day doing newly adult things might be an exciting and fun way to celebrate.

Where does newly-acquired Heath Pearce fit?