Sentence examples for that anew from inspiring English sources

I wondered that anew at the end of one day as I walked past the ski valet, propped my skis on a public rack and went in search of Garfinkel's, my favorite Vail apres-ski bar.

Well, unless you haven't travelled on public transport recently, been to the cinema or turned on your TV, you're probably aware that anew Hollywood adaptation of the book is coming out at the end of May, which seems like an excellent reason to pick up the actual source novel again.

Al Gore demonstrated that anew this week, first by handing out what his office called "deliverables" -- more than $25 million in grants to expand tourism and businesses in the financially struggling Mississippi Delta -- and then by announcing "improvements" in veterans' education benefits worth $1.2 billion over five years.

Is that anew genre in itself?

And that underscored anew the mystery and madness of the church's attitude about homosexuality.

"I have no doubt there will be glitches and people will be confused, but that is true with anything that starts anew," Mr. Biederman said.

But it bore another wider message about the relationship between power and those who defy it — a conflict that surfaced anew in Oslo this month when the peace prize for 2010 was awarded to the imprisoned Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo.

For completeness it is mentioned that the ANEW score for "arousal" and the IBM measure of sentiment are the most predictive of these four features.

This is the second installment in our yearlong series that looks anew at Southern California.

It's an old genre, perhaps best characterized by shows like the Twilight Zone or The Outer Limits that began anew with each episode.

Sounding like an instrumental Gary Numan track with extra low-end vibrations, Symmetry exploits the circuitry, conjuring forgotten tones, bringing into the present a host of buried frequencies that vibrate anew.