Sentence examples for newly called from inspiring English sources

Their famous friendship flowered in London when they were both newly called to the bar.

In "Off to War," Craig and Brent Renaud not only trudge behind enemy lines with newly called up National Guard members from Arkansas, but also follow wives and mothers playing a desultory waiting game back home.

Baillie hired five barristers, including Erskine, then newly called to the Bar, and appeared before Lord Mansfield in the Court of King's Bench on 23 November 1778.

The newly called SNPs were included in the data analysis.

The 12-lead ECG is the most important diagnostic tool in this setting to distinguish between the different diseases involving the coronary arteries STEMI, NSTEMI or unstable angina (the latter two are newly called NSTE-ACS) [ 11].

Mitofilin, newly called Mic60, is a central component of yeast MICOS complex and is associated with at least 5 different other proteins, namely Mic27, Mic26, Mic19, Mic12, and Mic10 (Harner et al, 2011; Hoppins et al, 2011; Von der Malsburg et al, 2011; Alkhaja et al, 2012; Pfanner et al, 2014).

He will remain at the company in a new role: chief executive of a newly formed division called Tribune Interactive.

On March 28 , 1860 The New York Times ran a massive article on a newly published book called On the Origin of Species (Anonymous 1860).

In 1951 he read about a puzzling, newly synthesized compound called dicyclopentadienyl-iron (now called ferrocene).

Through the offering, Mr. Trump hopes to raise $470 million for a newly formed entity called Trump Casino Holdings.

Now they are trying to attract clients to their newly created firm, called the LLBH Group.