Sentence examples for it's newly from inspiring English sources

But today it's newly worthy of its adjective, with thick red carpets, ornate chandeliers, a staff that appears to care about the guests and an antiques-filled lobby that broadcasts Wi-Fi throughout the lower floors.

The effect was made possible by upgrading Wikitude's Android App to 3D and it's newly released iPhone app, out today (here from iTunes in the US only).

It's newly renovated, with three stories, and, in terms of Farquharson's ecological footprint, represents an awful lot of toothpicks.

Unless it's newly bought, your plant could be pot bound.

But, she said, "it's newly arrived at after a period of extreme romanticism".

"We're not necessarily saying this is a new source, so much as it's newly discovered," Dr. Walter Anthony said.

Today the Museum House's exterior appears much the same as it did when it was newly constructed but for many years the structure was badly deteriorated.

Instead, he said, it is newly recognized as a real disease in its own right.

It duly appeared on home video, and it is newly available on DVD from Philips.

Because it was newly rebuilt, the tax had doubled to $24,000 when the house was sold.

It was newly opened; there were piles of red dirt alongside the cement paths pristine in their recent dryness.