Sentence examples for newfound association from inspiring English sources
Unlike most artists, who are quite vocal about their dislike for the commercial practices of auction houses, Mr. Stella, 74, does not seem bothered by his newfound association.
Amid newfound freedoms of expression, travel, religion, and association, there was also a palpable sense of disorientation, humiliation, and drift.
When Mr. Kerik left city service in 2002 and joined Mr. Giuliani in the private sector, he enjoyed not only the fame that came with his association with the heroism of 9/11, but also newfound wealth.
However, the proportion of samples showing a significant departure from expectations under random association of alleles was not particularly higher in newfound lands (4/12) than in Eurasia (3/14).
Later that year, the same group officially founded the Americana Music Association, and artists like Emmylou Harris, Rosanne Cash, Jim Lauderdale and Rodney Crowell quickly became flag wavers for the newfound format.
Blair's newfound support for marijuana legalization is at odds with his former colleagues at the Canadian Associations of Chiefs of Police (CACP), of which he was president before he retired.
Whether federal agents are monitoring reading habits or not, the newfound power to do so has already had an effect on how people use their libraries, Ms. Sheketoff, the library association official, said, citing evidence from fellow librarians.
NewFound Road, bluegrass.
Schiavone appreciates the newfound attention.
He credited his newfound patience.
