Sentence examples for which is newly from inspiring English sources

It links him to OS1, "the first artificially intelligent operating system," which is newly installed on his computer.

If airport maps are all you're after, try Airport Maps, which is newly updated and free on iOS.

Mr. Bush's aides sought to discourage comparisons with World War II, which is newly fresh in people's minds because of recent books and movies.

The house, which is newly painted and carpeted, is in the mountain valley community of Sunsites, with a population of about 1,500.

"We generally admit a signal as being something which is newly emerged, like turning on a light bulb," Mr. Choe wrote in an e-mail message.

It could also help in the search for the ultimate cause of the condition, which is newly diagnosed in 500 children each year in Britain.

Playing in Organisation, a progressive, free-form group, they become obsessed with synthesisers, which are newly invented.

There are other prohibitions, one of which was newly codified by the transportation authority's board just the other day.

Unlike the trophies in other sports, which are newly manufactured every year, the Stanley Cup is more than 100 years old.

Their building had a new sponsor that began selling off the unsold units, which were newly renovated and had lower maintenance costs.

Every three years, the Preservation Society of Newport County invites the Coaching Club to hold a weekend of drives at the celebrated estates and gardens, some of which are newly restored.