Sentence examples for it newly from inspiring English sources
Flarf harvested strange language from Google searches and then presented it newly as kitschy objet trouvé.
Four of the five works feature music by female composers, much of it newly commissioned.
The commodification of copyright royalties isn't new, but technological advances like streaming have made it newly lucrative.
The insight into spaced repetition is not a new one, but clever digital tools make it newly available.
4. Why Build Innovation When You Can Buy It? Newly flush with capital, many companies who recently took the I.P.O.
Ms. Hai Chang has changed that by regularly showing art and artifacts from mainland China, much of it newly discovered, and some never displayed in this country before.
Well, it isn't news as the nationals would define it: newly-breaking information of international or national importance.
Since 90% of child benefit is paid to mothers, who are under no legal obligation to tell the father they receive it, newly-divorced mothers face having to ask any new partner to declare their tax status.
"You boys [the media] probably like to put pressure on, in a Jose Mourinho situation you boys thrive on it". Newly-promoted Worcester are next up for Richards' side, having already picked up their first win of the campaign in a shock home victory against Northampton.
When we "remember" a melody, it plays in our mind; it becomes newly alive.
When AirBnB launched it's newly designed logo in mid-2014, it was panned and mocked as "looking naughty".
