Sentence examples for smart newly from inspiring English sources

Prices are rising so fast, adds sales negotiator George Athanasi, showing me a smart, newly converted three-bed ground- and lower-ground floor garden flat that Castles has just sold for (wait for it) £535,000, that "even the surveyors are getting confused.

Andre veers toward pop with songs that go bounding from style to style -- fun even when they're half finished -- while Big Boi's raps are fast, smart and newly far-reaching.

These days, he plays house husband to his newly successful wife, Fred (short for Winifred), who has opened a smart new home décor business with a friend.

But the Republicans realized what the White House was up to, got irritated and opened up the exchange in Baltimore to show they weren't scared of the smart, facile and newly warmblooded Barack Obama.

The deployment in smart grid is newly presented and the characteristics of application need to be more considered [15, 16].

Pretty smart for a newly minted thirty year old.

Julie Donahue, I.B.M.'s vice president for security and privacy services, told a technology news service in early December that by next summer I.B.M. would install in Beijing its newly developed Smart Surveillance System, a powerful network that links large numbers of video cameras.

Fast-forward to CES, and the newly unveiled smart TVs may have avoided this pitfall, but other limitations were apparent.

Recently, the newly arisen smart factory adopted a disruptive manufacturing methodology and has become a key part of the petrochemical industry.

Danby is showing off its newly launched smart mailbox called Parcel Guard at CES, which allows deliveries to be left securely at customers' doorsteps.

The results have confirmed that the newly proposed smart cross-layer decoding schemes can improve the error protection for the "WBC over DVB-H" system, over the MPE-FEC alone.