Sentence examples for time newly from inspiring English sources

PERHAPS it speaks to a time newly immersed in grief, introspection and foreboding.

Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel, an apostle of a longer day, may have to twist arms during bargaining with the teachers union simply to get back time newly lost from a scandalously fleeting day.

[An explosion struck an Iraqi security patrol in Baquba, 40 miles north of Baghdad, early Thursday, and witnesses said they believed there were many casualties, Reuters reported. There were no other details on Thursday morning.] As in many recent attacks, most of the injured on Wednesday were Iraqis, this time newly minted officers of the Diplomatic Protective Services.

She recalls the anomalies of the time: newly wealthy women wearing mink coats at the fish markets; frequent power cuts in her family's flat, the poshest in a posh district.From this unpromising position South Korea managed to charge past Japan to become Asia's foremost trendsetter, and Ms Hong interviews superstars, chefs and cultural critics to discover why.

Social Democratic party leaders are scheduled to vote Sunday on whether to proceed into formal negotiations, and the chancellor is eager to see agreement on a future coalition by the time newly elected lawmakers convene for the first time on Oct. 22. "We know what is important to the conservatives; they know what is important for us," Ms. Nahles said.

At the same time, newly confirmed CIA Director Mike Pompeo has opposed government-mandated "backdoors" in encrypted devices.

— Patrick Farrell The New York Times: Newly released government statistics on full-service restaurants — those with waiters — show the fastest pace of growth since the 1990's.

Whereas, in earlier times, newly important gods were integrated into existing religious beliefs, Atenism insisted on a single understanding of the divine that excluded the traditional multiplicity of perspectives.

Given their rapid reproductive rates and short generation times newly colonized suitable habitats may be rapidly filled following the arrival of a single propagule.

At that time, the newly merged firm had about 40 lawyers on staff.

At the time, the newly opened World Trade Center was shaping up as a huge mistake.