Sentence examples for newly on from inspiring English sources

The National Film Preservation Foundation's "Lost & Found: American Treasures From the New Zealand Film Archive" is newly on sale, showcasing highlights from one of the most exciting finds of the past decade.

Wycombe were woeful into the wind when Matt Tubbs, newly on loan at Portsmouth from Bournemouth, twice failed to beat Matt Ingram one-on-one.

Mango juice is also newly on sale.

There is Mary Zimmerman's fanciful gloss on Ovid, "Metamorphoses," newly on Broadway.

Yet for every person newly on treatment, three more people are infected with HIV.

Any member state can propose that a species be moved between appendices (or newly on or off the CITES register).

Professor Jonah Rockoff researcher out of Columbia University illustrates that mentoring not only reduces employee turnover, but also improves the skills of new employees, increasing the amount of productivity that you will see in the newly on-boarded staff members.

We've spent many weekends aimlessly walking up and down the aisles, debating whether we really need those throw pillows, that newly on-sale candle, or that skirt from the latest designer collaboration.

Because the newly-on-iPad app from the folks at iFixit definitely is free, and isn't even ad-supported.

In addition, it provides the joining-support functionality for newly turned-on devices en route.

Newly issued "on-the-run" Treasurys are fewer and farther between.