New cars jam newly paved roads.

The newly paved taxiway keeps traffic moving around smoothly.

The route turns east 3.5mi km then north, east, then north on a newly paved stretch through farmland for 1.5mi km.

The malt building was on the corner of the newly paved lane and unexpectedly increased in urban value.

The operation of cars on the newly paved roads in a snowy climate necessitated the use of a technology for keeping roads clear for cars in winter.

The newly refurbished ward, which now contains 14 beds, including two private rooms, and more space for visitors and patients, will be opened today.

Other newly refurbished hotels in the district are following the example.

The 20 newly refurbished beach-chic rooms boast super king-size beds, oak floors, roll-top baths and sleek walk-in showers.

Focus on that now, and when this chaotic cycle ends, you'll have a fresh view - and newly refurbished arrangements.

Why protest against election fraud when you can relax in a magnificently landscaped park and spend the evening at a newly refurbished entertainment complex?

There's the newly restored archbishop's palace, with its vast, vaulted state chamber.

Fine, she concluded, but expect many of those newly restored to health to sign up not for work but the dole.

There's a 200-page book of newly restored artwork from the original albums, including all the photos, lyrics and booklets.

Now it has reopened at last, with more than 100,000 artefacts newly restored.

This incredibly insightful two-part documentary commemorates the anniversary by using newly restored and colourised archive footage to recount the horrifying experiences of 16 survivors.

The newly rich, or 'apprentices', are cautious with their money.

Very well, it seems, especially the newly rich estate agents.

Most of the new library-owners are young, newly rich, and building a family home, rather than speculating in property development.

The newly rich masters of the universe easily get their head around modern art because in recent years it has proved to be such a reliable investment.

Rather, it has become 'the music of the rich and the newly rich' - in other words, his readers, who are at one point derisively addressed as 'you tourists'.

Contractors, the self-employed, those on zero hours, the newly unemployed; some were flourishing, some only just managing.

However, experts warn that among the useful sites lurk those looking to make a quick buck from the newly unemployed.

Finally, the universal credit system will be unable to cope with all of the newly unemployed or underemployed.

The newly unemployed are shocked to find mortgage arrears mounting, lenders unsympathetic and repossession imminent.

Now the newly unemployed have consolation that they are neither blamed nor alone, offset by the fear they will remain so very much longer.

Some of the wealthy are newly wealthy; some are more comfortable than others in their circumstances.

This failure of character by many of the newly wealthy raises the question of the decline of proper conduct.

Even so, like many ambitious young entrepreneurs who suddenly find themselves newly wealthy but facing the daily drama of running a business, his moods can fluctuate.

The newly wealthy, or 'apprentices', are cautious with their money.

Less obviously, some newly wealthy people worry about what might be termed 'afflu-enza' - how money can adversely affect their happiness.

Newly widowed, she had to tighten her belt, knuckle down and work on preserving the family's home — a modest castle, with just 500 rooms.

Later, newly widowed, he returns to the island, to try to follow his own: he's been controlled by his wife for too long.

She plays the eponymous octogenarian, newly widowed and desperate to claw back some meaning from a life spent in dutiful servitude to an abusive, allcontrolling husband.