Sentence examples for well newly from inspiring English sources
This did not go over well — "newly purchased" was taken to be a reference to slavery — and within days the paper had run angry letters signed by dozens of students and faculty members, including the novelist Toni Morrison, symposia had been convened, and the school had been plunged into one of those predictable convulsions of recrimination and argument.
The Dodgers want to get a better handle on Kershaw's absence — the ace is expected to miss at least a month — and how well newly acquired right-hander Bud Norris and returning starters Brandon McCarthy (elbow surgery) and Hyun-Jin Ryu (shoulder surgery) fare this month before plunging into the market.
The story of the boy and his teacher intersects with that of a local playboy, a ne'er-do-well newly returned to the village, whose gargantuan narcissism cannot ward off a dawning realization of his life's errors.
Pharmaceutical industries are prone to generate new DDS which can impart novel properties to existing as well as newly discovered products.
Its index aims to capture what is happening to rents on existing tenancies as well as newly agreed lets.
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The city also hopes that it will benefit from the money coming into the district from visitors, as well as newly created jobs.
Signposts of economic vitality could be seen in traffic — more cars on the road, more variety in the vehicles — as well as newly opened supermarkets and restaurants.
As well as newly arrived migrants, Amnesty found that people from established migrant communities in Libya were seeking to flee the growing lawlessness.
The Google+ integration, as well as newly added YouTube integration, is arriving today as well.
