Sentence examples for newly into from inspiring English sources

The subjects of the first stories included a speech by Bonar Law, recently returned to the leadership of the Conservative party and newly into Britain's briefest stint as prime minister, notwithstanding his victory in the general election the following day.

Early humanists returned to the classics less with nostalgia or awe than with a sense of deep familiarity, an impression of having been brought newly into contact with expressions of an intrinsic and permanent human reality.

Label the node not in N with the label that's inserted newly into the node and add the length of the edge.

Now Captain Ahab is returned, and, having keelhauled the third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth mates, he drives us newly into storm-tossed waves, in arctic climes, so that every developer-sailor among us (to say nothing of our financiers in Nantucket) has begun to fear for their career, their sacred honor, and worst of all, the strike price of their stock options.

Bob Dylan is among those newly inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Letters.

By Andrea DenHoed March 13 , 2013Bob Dylan is among those newly inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Letters.

When she insisted that it be returned, I — newly indoctrinated into the churches of Janet Jackson and Madonna — refused.

In newer markets like Taiwan and urban China, his recommendations are turning the newly affluent into wine converts.

Providers say they are bracing for the surge of the newly insured into an already strained system.

It was the first nuclear reactor to be newly placed into service in the United States in 11 years.

Kamakura warriors could control traditional land types (shōen and kokugaryō) or be newly appointed into confiscated lands.