Sentence examples for while newly from inspiring English sources

Three days later, his side lost at Chelsea, while newly promoted Blackburn Rovers, spearheaded by Alan Shearer, became the second side to win at Coventry to go top.

While newly enacted "religious freedom" discrimination laws in Indiana and Arkansas led to even more pronounced national outrage, Alabama voters put a RFRA on the books in 1997.

And the four BRIC countries, while newly emboldened, have starkly different economies and relationships with the United States, complicating their attempts to unite.

After the Meiji Restoration, in 1868, Western influences began to appear in embroidered Japanese formal wear, while newly opened markets led to kimonos designed for export.

Under the constitution, the government in Baghdad handles oil from existing wells, while newly discovered oil is supposed to be exploited in coöperation with regional authorities.

Winning that post serves a double purpose for Berlin because, while newly important, energy is not one of the dominant positions like competition.

Android/iOS Out on iPhone for a while but newly ported to Android, hetero-dating app Bumble aims to be a female-friendly Tinder.

Emo-boy sits on the sofa drinking repeatedly, while newly-emoed-girl sits by his side, pleased to have got her man.

Elsewhere, Manchester City signed Javi Garcia from Benfica, while newly-promoted Southampton broke its transfer record with the purchase of the Uruguayan playmaker Gaston Ramirez from Bologna.

Millwall slip from third to ninth after the defeat, while newly-promoted Rotherham leap to 14th.

While newly-pierced ears can have a lingering tender feeling for days or weeks, an actual infection usually comes with redness, swelling, and irritation.