Sentence examples for like newly from inspiring English sources

Along one of the walls, a row of violins hung in formation, sleeping it seemed, like giant bats with their heads down, while opposite, on another rack, suspended cellos gleamed like newly tanned calf skins.

There are a lot of people who don't like newly declared presidential candidate Jeb! Bush.

Like newly released prisoners, the villagers were still frightened.

Mr. McCollough said he thought the fabric looked like newly fallen snow.

When I approached them, silvery scales could be seen covering the rocks like newly fallen snowflakes.

But some elements of the show, as staged in Brooklyn by the director Ain Gordon, feel like newly broken ground.

At the red-brick Toulaine, on West 67th Street, the apartment they liked, newly renovated and flooded with light, was a pricey $595,000, with a monthly maintenance of almost $1,350.

I entered the doctor's office that day exhilarated, still in obsessive-like gushing love with my unborn baby and my honeymoon-like newly married life.

I don't think Betty is going to like her newly crystallized self-conception as housecat.

Start posting and invite friends to like your newly created page.

I didn't actually read Romney's prepared speech until after he delivered it, but somehow, I wasn't surprised that the script treated those terms like newly-discovered proper nouns.