She wasn't a widow or a divorcée; she was only newly single, and not for long, Jeb supposed.
(The younger Mr. Murdoch, who had only newly taken oversight of the newspaper, said he had not read that chain in full).
The only newly made present she has bought is a necklace for her mother from the design Christmas market in the heritage-listed Looshaus building on Michaelerplatz.
The only newly added item Mr. Spano will not be vetoing is a $750,000 projected increase from higher golf course fees.
Storms washed away not only newly planted grain — which was already scarce, because farmers had begun eating their seed corn to survive — but also topsoil and dikes.
She is lying propped against a boat which Nairne, a former Oxford rowing blue, excitedly points out is a Canadian canoe only newly available in England in 1889 when the picture was painted.
Back then, he was still the clean-shaven, nervous, only newly famous and newly married guy who'd just played Jerry Lundegaard in Fargo, the role that catapulted him to fame after years on stage and TV.
Throwing money around as only newly minted billionaires can, the Falcones bought a mountaintop villa in St. Barts and the Penthouse mansion of Bob Guccione on the Upper East Side.
Henry Barbour, 46, came of age in the Reagan era, when Republicans were not only newly viable in the South but also increasingly dominant, and when the art of politics shifted from the handshake to the database.
As The Times's critic Jon Caramanica put it, "Mr. Paisley sings from the perspective of a man facing his conscience and his privilege, but only newly understanding that he is in possession of either of those things".
The argument followed that others had strengthened and perhaps only newly promoted Hamilton would save them.
