Sentence examples for newly tapped from inspiring English sources

In Washington, where fresh elements emerged about the bailout package, its newly tapped leader echoed Mr. Sarkozy's sense of urgency.

The two are among several dozen Queens residents who have responded to the city's appeal in recent weeks, many of whom come from newly tapped immigrant groups.

O. H. Ivie, the main remaining reservoir supplying Midland, Odessa, San Angelo and other towns in the Permian Basin of West Texas, had been projected to run out of water as early as next summer, which would have forced cities in the area to rely on newly tapped supplies or to truck in water.

Qubad J. Talabany, the U.S. representative of the Kurdistan Regional Government, said that within a year he expects newly tapped fields in the Kurdish region to produce 250,000 bpd of high-quality crude.

But perhaps the most striking feature of the city was the sense of newly tapped creative potential.

The retrial was pushed back in part so that the newly tapped lawyers could familiarize themselves with what went down in Cosby's case.

They say any unused water can be stored in a newly retrofitted dam and tapped if drought persists.

"The century-old dream of the Chinese nation to host the Olympic Games has become a reality," said Xi Jinping, China's newly designated vice president, tapped to one day replace Mr. Hu as president.

Such voters feel they are the victims of overlapping systems of selfishness, said Mr Byrne: above them, bankers and politicians looking after themselves; below them the work-shy or newly arrived immigrants tapping benefits.

Surgical centers, restaurants and fitness centers might be newly built but tap more resources than offices and apartments.

He will learn of places where more sustainable lifestyles are succeeding, and where the opportunities of the newly constrained world are being tapped.