Sentence examples for that he newly from inspiring English sources

Three years ago, James sanctioned a £1m payment to phone hacking victim Gordon Taylor, head of the Professional Footballers Associationn, and he is open to criticism that he – newly installed as head of News Corp in Europe & Asia – failed to appreciate the seriousness of the scandal.

Despite that, he praised the newly added songs especially "If I Never See Your Face Again"; he called the song "superior".

The Irishman happened to enjoy this abandonment of the outside world, despite the fact that he was newly married.

Tests showed that he was newly infected with H.I.V., and on treatment, his facial muscles began to work again.

In the wake of Abigail's death, Botstein says that he became newly interested in "the challenge of building a great institution and recruiting people to help make that happen".

Mr. Bloomberg, who is co-chairman of a group called Mayors Against Illegal Guns, said in his weekly radio address on Friday that he was newly "encouraged" because "some of the president's staff said that he was planning a speech on the problem and on guns and what he would do, and I think that's great if he does that".

Now that he is newly situated in his own Brooklyn studio, he'll definitely be making more of his custom bike configurations (see his "F*ck Bike") among other metal bending discoveries, " I've always been into material mashups," he explains, "I started welding at 16, and metal became a gateway drug to all sorts of new possibilities".

"There is nothing in this case that is newly discovered," he said.

Dr. Shinn pluckily promised that he and other newly minted clergy members would thrive on their faith and senses of humor.

He said that he believed a newly developed line of products could help sales but cannot convince buyers for grocery chains to commit.

But he also issued a stark warning about the tough fiscal situation that he and the newly elected state legislators will face when they take office.