Sentence examples for newark from inspiring English sources

I tested negative for Ebola the first night I stayed in New Jersey governor Chris Christie's private prison in Newark.

In a worry for the Conservative plan to break the Ukip momentum in the Newark byelection in a fortnight, the Conservatives trailed Ukip in Newark in the European election by two points, a sign that Ukip could yet get its first MP shortly.

Ukip sources said the first task after the Newark byelection on 5 June would be to ensure that Farage himself wins a Commons seat next May.

Roger Helmer, the Ukip byelection candidate who was re-elected as an MEP, said: "Britain is sending a hugely powerful message to the political classes tonight and I think Newark will relish the opportunity of reinforcing that message on Thursday week".

Mercer's constituency, Newark, is regarded as a Ukip stronghold.

After the European results, the focus will turn to the Newark byelection on 5 June.

Well it doesn't seem to have worked so far, and with just one route still operational (Paris-Newark), the likelihood of OpenSkies joining the list of extinct business-class-only airlines appears to be growing.The imminent demise of the DC route does have some upsides for potential passengers.

Cory Booker, who was educated at Stanford, Yale and Oxford (as a Rhodes scholar) before being elected to the Newark City Council in 1998, argues that the only way to fix the educational system is to return power to parents.

He also undertook reconnaissance missions in the UK and US in 2000 and 2001, during which he filmed buildings including the International Monetary Fund and World Bank headquarters in Washington DC, the stock exchange and Citigroup in New York and the Prudential insurance premises in Newark, New Jersey.

"Your plans were to bring indiscriminate carnage, bloodshed and butchery, first in Washington, New York and Newark, and thereafter the UK on a colossal and unprecedented scale.

This time, Chrysler's assembly line in Newark, Delaware, and several other plants will bear many losses.By 2009, the car firm expects to have cut production by about 400,000 vehicles a year.