Sentence examples for newly reborn from inspiring English sources

What use could they make, as newly reborn feature filmmakers, of what had happened to them?

But if much of the dancing feels newly reborn, the rest of the show feels recycled.

In a 2001 speech, Pope John Paul described the newly reborn tradition as "a happy incentive" for confession.

Far more than one could ever have imagined in the case of the newly reborn Mauritshuis in The Hague.

Each newly reborn head is a blank canvas of infinite possibility, a challenge and a prod to her creativity.

The newly reborn company, which will be renamed McGraw Hill Financial, is expected to report $4.4 billion in revenue this year, nearly 40 percent of which will come from international operations.

I like its implicit image that the church through its long history seems to live in a cocoon for a century or so, and then break forth like a newly resplendent butterfly, reborn and fresh for new challenges.

There's one exception: if you buy a refill before your minutes die, they are reborn, joining the newly purchased minutes for another 60 or 90 days.

In 1951, two years after Libya's independence was approved by the newly formed United Nations, the country was reborn as a kingdom.

Now that concept is being reborn, thanks to Feedly's newly launched "Shared Collections" feature.

Meanwhile, the West was shoveling over aid, hoping that Communist societies would be reborn as free-market democracies and that the newly rich would invest at home.