Sentence examples for newly thrown from inspiring English sources

Marks, such as the ridges left by the fingers in a newly thrown vessel, were frequently accentuated instead of being obliterated, and marks made by tools were often left untouched.

How to square the novel's contradictory impulses was a puzzle to its first readers, and remains so, newly thrown into relief by the release of Thomas Vinterberg's film version, starring Carey Mulligan.

But she talked at length in formal remarks and informal conversation about life in Washington as someone newly widowed and newly thrown into political office -- and she sounded a lot like a candidate.

As one of the arch headlines that are their stock-in-trade might suggest, "Stuck to the Bottom in a Rising Tide?" During the bubble years, a windfall of an additional 35,000 advertising pages flowed into existing business publications, along with a bunch of newly thrown-together magazines, some cynically conceived just to get a place at the trough.

Robert Abele of LA Weekly felt that the characters of Morgan and Krakowski were undeveloped, describing them as "self-obsessed, newly thrown-together co-leads".

The newly discovered documents throw a new light on a violent episode in Dr. Bishop's past that was hidden from her colleagues in Alabama, where she was seen as having a promising career in neuroscience.

These new rules were promptly thrown out by the newly elected coalition government in 2010.

One of the earliest signs of the impending troubles between Mr Carter and Congress came at a breakfast that the newly elected president threw for congressional leaders.

On July 1, an administrative court, hearing an extended appeal from seven of the newly declassified chateaus, threw out the entire 2006 classification — and threw Mr. Despagne and others who had been promoted into fury and confusion.

Employed at a "humane certified" poultry farm, our investigators witnessed workers throwing newly hatched chicks onto the ground, ripping out live chickens' feathers for fun, and flinging birds as if they were doing basketball drills.

Natasha's husband managed to keep a skilled job when most of the Roma were being thrown out of newly privatised companies.