Sentence examples for newfound profile from inspiring English sources

Asante is now known among the Hollywood movers and shakers and will look to make the most of her newfound profile. 1 The Amazing Spider-Man 2, $92m22 The Other Woman, $14.2m.

Scattered among the recipes, are panoramic photographs of Mrs. Hachisu's newfound homeland along with profiles and reminiscences of the country's inhabitants.

But perhaps more importantly, companies become more likely to succeed after closing high profile rounds because of their newfound access to the friends and connections of prominent investors.

Some of the newfound projections increase the similarity of the input profile of the early visual areas (see Discussion), but there were exceptions.

Added to this is Cannes' newfound habit of scheduling popcorn blockbusters in high-profile "out of competition" slots.

The bridge for Stevens to cross is whether to use Butler's newfound prestige to snare more recruits with high profiles.

Many people who belong to minorities said they felt especially torn by their newfound acceptance of at least one form of racial profiling.

Joining the onslaught of unearthed studio recordings are newfound recordings of live performances that round out the profiles of some iconic jazz figures: Miles Davis's "Live at the Fillmore East (March 7 , 1970: It's About That Time" and Thelonious Monk's "Live at the Jazz Workshop — Complete," both on Columbia/Legacy.

Having felt their pain, I regard mascots with newfound respect, as long as they keep a very low profile in New York.

Though he arrived injured and may depart early, Beckham brought newfound buzz to M.L.S., helped increase league attendance and boosted its profile around the world.

The researchers were surprised, they report in the 14 February issue of The New England Journal of Medicine, to find that the newfound risk factor did not depend on someone's vitamin levels or APOE profile.