L. Onsager, I. Prigogine, N. Georgescu-Roegen, A. Lotka, and H.T. Odum, among others, contributed to this research and several statements of Thermodynamics laws were tentatively reformulated or introduced a-new. ❋ Unknown (2009)
I will give you an instance, nevertheless, which will a-new demonstrate, that none but very generous and noble-minded people ought to be implicitly obeyed. ❋ Unknown (2006)
And in our hearts it shines a-new, While at His throne we pray, God her-ald an-gels sang for joy, To tell a King was born. bless us all for Je-sus 'sake, This hap-py Christ-mas day. ❋ Maud Lindsay (N/A)
The manner of her inauguration is much like that of the choice of a doge in Venice: it is performed by balloting; and when she is so chosen, she reigns indisputably for that ensuing year; but must be elected a-new to prolong her empire a moment beyond it. ❋ George R. [Commentator] Guffey (N/A)
Neither is anything reckoned more cruel or oppressive in the French Government than their common practice of calling in all their money after they have sunk it very low, and then coining it a-new at a much higher value, which however is not the thousandth part so wicked as this abominable project of Mr. Wood. ❋ George Saintsbury (1889)
He passed a-new from Goa to Cochin, and from Cochin to Goa; from thence following the coast as far as Cape Comorine, he set sail towards Malacca. ❋ Dryden, John, 1631-1700 (1808)
He is pragmatical, restless, unfixed, full of experiments, beginning every thing a-new, wiser than his betters, judging for himself, dictating to others. ❋ William Hazlitt (1804)
It is not to mend the old house, but to pull down all, and build a-new on Christ, the rock and sure foundation. ❋ 1615-1691 (1795)
Sextilius Agefilaus Ædesius says, that he was born a-new, to life eternal, by means of the ❋ Philip Thicknesse (1755)
We may begin with considering a-new the nature and force of sympathy. ❋ David Hume (1743)
This gives me an occasion to take a-new into consideration the question concerning the substance of the soul; and though I have condemned that question as utterly unintelligible, yet I cannot forbear proposing some farther reflections concerning it. ❋ David Hume (1743)
This gives me an occasion to take a-new into consideration the question concerning the substance of the soul; and tho 'I have condemn'd that question as utterly unintelligible, yet I cannot forbear proposing some farther reflections concerning it. ❋ Unknown (1739)
I declar'd to the Senate, that I learnt this publick Cause of Norbanus, and ought to have it a-new inculcated, if he was prov'd to be a Prevaricator. ❋ Pliny (1723)
Persons of a much more advanced Age, who have been constant Readers of the Paris Gazette, will be glad to begin the World a-new, and enter themselves upon this List of Politicians. ❋ Richard Steele (1700)
The girl was very proud of the womanly employment of a nurse, and took upon her to strip and dress me a-new, because I made a noise, to see what ailed me; she did so, and stuck a pin in every joint about me. ❋ Richard Steele (1700)
_ Abandon'd as thou art, I scorn to take thee basely; you shall have Soldiers chance, Sir, for your Life, since Chance so luckily has brought us hither; without more Aids we will dispute the Day: This Spot of Earth bears both our Armies Fates; I'll give you back the Victory I have won, and thus begin a-new on equal Terms. ❋ Aphra Behn (1664)
