Sentence examples for newly in from inspiring English sources
This will make him an author newly in demand.
Last year, with Democrats newly in control, the House approved the bill 420 to 3.
She was "emotionally and sexually happy, intellectually excited, and newly in love".
While Mr. Bell remained in jail, a white teenager found himself newly in trouble.
But now I am 40, and I am newly in love.
In 2011, Dana Goodyear wrote about the increasingly popular phenomenon from grasshopper tacos to wax-worm fritters, bugs are a newly in-vogue source of protein.
In 2011, Dana Goodyear wrote about the increasingly popular phenomenon — from grasshopper tacos to wax-worm fritters, bugs are a newly in-vogue source of protein.
It helped that the newly in-demand McConaughey saw a copy of the script and lobbied to play the enigmatic Rust Cohle, a man plagued by hallucinations and his own pessimistic vision of an unjust world.
A newly in-house developed shearing device was used to explore the formation of new types of microstructures in concentrated starch zein blends.
The OSI was part of the Soros Foundations.... [It] had been active in newly in-dependent countries of the former Soviet Union...
