Sentence examples for have anew from inspiring English sources

Pam Wallack,currently the president ofGap Adult North America, willbecome the head of that unit.And the Gap stores will have anew ad agency, Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide along with tapping anOgilvy executive, Seth Farbman,to become the new global chiefmarketing officer.The company had a marketingsnafu in the fall when it introduceda new Gap logo, designedin part by its former agency,Laird & Partners.

My friend Charlie once said, "There are no 'thank yous' in politics, only old fights to be had anew".

Oil prices, already near records set two months ago, have surged anew.

But with Mr. Obama raising and spending so much, the conversations have surfaced anew.

The paradise described by the shuttle driver certainly seemed to have blossomed anew during race weekend.

The Shiny Media guys have launched anew blog about craft called Crafty Crafty.

But troubles have brewed anew as Turkey's mildly Islamist ruling AK party has emphasised Turkish nationalism.

Since the 80s, however, investigations into linguistic relativity have flourished anew, but in a much more careful, subtle way.

They have flourished anew in the past decade thanks partly to the spread of liberal economic thinking and partly to the rise of the internet.

So, we have discovered anew that government will do what it needs to in a vain, but chilling, attempt to plug leaks.

Unlike the orthodox canon of Christian scripture, which was inscribed and closed in the first centuries, Christian myth and legend have arisen anew throughout all of Christian history.