newly **

I had never even seen a newly dead person before.

And what will the children do with the newly found information about themselves?

He had not wanted to leave his newly found first family so quickly.

No, I cannot risk her, not when she is newly found!

Well, they were but newly come, all four of them.

She was newly turned so would still want to eat.

The money will help to pay off a newly built community center.

For one thing, the Council has newly come to power.

We might have been in love for the first time, or a newly married couple.

He was newly married to his second wife and had a young son.

"Or perhaps the information is newly found, and she has not yet had the chance to come to you with it."

Yet newly available data show that that's exactly what happened in 2004.

With or without her, the newly single mayor seems game for a good time.

"We must not be content with having newly become a model of economic development."

A newly dead man and the show begins at last.

The newly built church was opened on 11 May 1796.

It will be newly described under different name in the future.

Since 1982 many newly developed areas have been opened to the public.

The newly made team finished the 1944 season at 4-6.

It was newly built from the ground up in 1728.

At the same time, they are newly curious about each other.

If so, where should the newly combined company be set up?

I had but newly looked my fault in the face.

The newly formed state became an important place for the oil industry.

Most of their clients are women, but newly single men often call.