Sentence examples for newfound heights from inspiring English sources
It would be nearly four decades before entrepreneurs as influential as Ricketts or Brown would reemerge and expand the circus to newfound heights of popularity.
Then, in a move that saw him taking the pettiness of the whole affair to newfound heights, Palmer called on Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton to refuse Snider's visa ahead of his upcoming tour.
Yarosh was clearly enjoying his group's newfound popularity; at its height, he declared himself a candidate in the country's Presidential election.
His new book, Mr. Smiley, recounts what was actually going on behind the scenes when he was at the height of his newfound fame.
"It was, like, 'O.K., this is safe.' " It was before the AIDS epidemic swept San Francisco, when gay liberation was at its height, and people who had been closeted for years were reveling in their newfound freedom.
NewFound Road, bluegrass.
His party's newfound commitment to fiscal discipline — in the form of insisting on low taxes for the rich while slashing services for the poor — is the height of hypocrisy.
Schiavone appreciates the newfound attention.
He credited his newfound patience.
Or at least newfound conversation.
