Sentence examples for newly out from inspiring English sources
(A collected volume, "Dance 2wice," is newly out from Phaidon Press).
His most recent book, "Promiscuous: Portnoy's Complaint and Our Doomed Pursuit of Happiness," is newly out in paperback.
She pointed to a tense scene in which Alike, newly out, tells her disapproving mother that she loves her, only to have her mother turn away.
D.T. Max is the author of "Every Love Story Is a Ghost Story: A Life of David Foster Wallace," newly out in paperback.
Amy W., by contrast, seems mostly to want to party; she's newly out as a lesbian, and she's leaving her husband.
As the newly out Kenyan novelist Binyavanga Wainaina has noted, whether "in the media, or in conversation" one can "quickly hear almost the exact wording that has been distributed... in the churches".
The practical note that intrudes itself is the newly out-of-the-bottle nature of the genie.
Included in the various packages, Mr. Madigan said, is help with one of the first needs a newly out-of-work hedge funder usually asks for: e-mail.
Pakistan is also newly out-of-bounds to foreign cricketers after Sri Lanka's national team was ambushed there by terrorists last month.The comparison is imprecise: no such atrocity aimed at sportsmen has occurred in India.
On Thursday, the Academy replaced MacNicol's nomination with a place on the shortlist for Peter Scolari, who plays the newly out-of-the-closet gay father of Lena Dunham's character on Girls.
That the newly-out Mancunian replaced former Stonewall Bully of the Year Chris Moyles makes his ascent all the sweeter.
