newly-done
newly done

The place has the feel of the 1950's, even though all the rooms have been newly done in chintzes.

There are newly done portraits of the people and places of that time.

November's legislative elections will take place in districts newly done after the last census.

The deed was newly done: I only was in the house: what had lately happened justified any suspicions, however enormous.

Rooms are neat, newly done, and restrained.

Except at the start, the stone was dry, and the marks incised in lines at shoulder height were clean-edged as if newly done.

The newly done carvings were then transported to the master potter's workshop where they were fired in a kiln.

Africæ, described, the manners of their Habits, and buildinge: newly done into English by I.S.

The editor was not taken with the restaurant at the newly done up St Georges, far preferring the Amandine at nearby St Amandin.

It would come off later if she washed it, but now, newly done, it showed starkly blue against the near-white of the leather and Breaca thought it beautiful.

Its trailers made me look forward to Saturday’s In Praise of Love, Terence Rattigan’s last play, newly done for radio by independents Jarvis and Ayres.

The first of such works is Reverend Samuel Croxall's Fables of Aesop and Others, newly done into English with an Application to each Fable.

Next to it was a six-story four-unit apartment building newly done in light gray paint with the door and window frames and the fire escapes and the railing along the front steps a bright red.

She seemed thinner than Malone remembered her, but her hair was newly done, her sweater and skirt were more than just around-the-house gear and she was wearing costume jewelry, earrings and a bracelet.

For the first couple of years, while they lavishly repaired it, they lived in the small adjoining property: a perfectly pleasant four-bedroom cottage, newly done up and perfect for all but the most preposterously demanding of grannies.

January: A new analysis of old excavation reports, combined with newly done fieldwork, leads researches to conclude that the Sassanid Persian besiegers used poison gas against the Roman defenders during the Fall of Dura Europos.

The works were but newly done, the planting young, the ponds very large and well made; but the proper places for shelter of the fowl not covered, the trees not being grown, and men were still at work improving and enlarging and planting on the adjoining heath or common.

Source 1a Africa, described, the manners of their habits, and buildinge: newly done into English by J. S. are to be sold by Tho.