Sentence examples for she has newly from inspiring English sources

And it was her artistry, to which she has newly rededicated herself, that explains the extent of her influence.

The Skakel case burst open again last Thursday, when Mr. Skakel's current lawyer, Hope Seeley, told a Stamford judge that she had "newly discovered evidence" that her client had been wrongfully convicted and that she would petition for a new trial within the month.

She persuaded her husband to resign from his position as a magistrate, as Roger Williams put it, "because of the opinion, which she had newly taken up, of the unlawfulness of magistracy".

She noted the company has newly tightened its rules on hate speech — and said specifically that it has raised the priority of bystander reports, whereas previously it would have placed more priority on a report if the person who was the target of the hate was also the one reporting it.

The field house has newly installed artificial turf.

As well as new asphalt, the central partition has newly planted flowers and neatly trimmed grass.

"In This House" felt a bit lopsided with the two intermissions Mr. Marsalis has newly imposed.

The titans of American capitalism that Obama has newly embraced owe him.

A stream of layoffs has newly unemployed people taking low-wage jobs that might have otherwise gone to the poor.

It has newly refurbished bright, comfortable rooms, and a restaurant (one of only three on the island) serving local produce.

Aha also has newly announced partnerships with Honda and Kenwood.