Sentence examples for looked anew from inspiring English sources

In similar fashion, the police apparently looked anew at the August incident because of other recent complaints against officers.

With their company's stock price rising sharply last year, the America Online management team looked anew at the possibilities for those increasingly valuable shares -- a currency for forging alliances and making acquisitions.

You should have looked anew at the Declaration of Independence, written by Jefferson, which makes the same point: "We hold these truths to be self evident: that all men are created equal, and are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights".

Earl Eaton, a dreamer who grew up glorying in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado as a hunter, a hiker, a prospector and a skier, then looked anew at a nameless 11,570-foot-high 11,570-foot-high 11,570-foot-highmountain one of andrica's most popular ski renvisioneded on May 25 at his home in Eagle, Colo.

PAGE A15 EARL EATON, 85 A dreamer who grew up glorying in Colorado's Rocky Mountains as a hunter, a hiker, a prospector and a skier, he then looked anew at a nameless 11,570-foot-high 11,570-foot-high 11,570-foot-highmountain one of andrica's most popular ski renvisioned

So after a property consultant looked anew at the books, the plan now is for the council "to meet its obligations to the tram project by funding loan costs and interest payments during the economic downturn and repaying the capital once the level of developer contributions and capital receipts recovers".

We need to look anew at Wan Li and his reign".

Sperber forces us to look anew at a man whose influence lives on.

I always know I have succeeded when my students teach me how to look anew.

MIT historian Malick Ghachem gets readers and students to look anew at the Atlantic world.

"Degas/Cassatt," at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, looks anew at a relationship between two painters.