| There is even a newish ice rink and ice hockey team, called the Belfast Giants. |
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| Following the milk float was a convoy vehicle, which we believe was a newish black Volkswagen Golf or similar. |
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| This week's first position was secured by Ken Goddard, a newish member of the seniors, who nosed ahead of John with a score of 40 points. |
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| Look up the following newish open compounds in a modern dictionary to see if they are yet recorded as lexemes in English. |
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| Because I am a newish father, I am probably oversensitive to stories about men and their children. |
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| A newish troop of combatants has become one of the noisiest: environmentalists. |
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| But I am giving quite a lot of thought at the moment to what a newish challenge might be. |
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| On Friday, India's newish prime minister, Narendra Modi, touches down in Paris. |
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| This is a newish model for gaming, and one that is rapidly becoming the predominant way of doing game business on smartphones. |
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| It's kind of a newish technology and it's interesting to see how people have used that more in their studios. |
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| At the communal administrating office, the route branches off to the right and leads through newish residential quarters towards Chrüzstatt. |
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| But he did present some old proposals with new urgency, and there was some newish material in there. |
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| While they may seem like newish arrivals, they are now in their 40s and began working together in 1986 after studying at the Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam. |
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| And Juicy, a newish LA-based casualwear label favoured by actresses and singers, sold out of their candy-coloured velveteen suits in a matter of weeks. |
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| All has been stored in a house, in very good newish condition. |
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| After the walk I e-mailed the orthopod, advising that the newish hip was now properly run-in. |
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| Scorpios in newish bonds suddenly invest more emotional trust. |
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| According to Xinhua, the official government newswire, the ruling State Council has approved plans championed by Li Keqiang, the newish premier, for an ambitious free-trade zone in the mainland's second city. |
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