How to pronounce“newfound”in English

People are celebrating their newfound affinity with water.

With the newfound clarity gained in looking at your personal issues, you can determine if the experience of the larger cultural environment

led to a newfound area of study known as neuroeconomics which uses economics and

But with the newfound knowledge of me thriving under pressure, I could pursue things that were difficult.

know Russian Newfound strength is this is almost entirely America's doing or

America's Newfound role in uh in in the world um and uh

He claimed Newfoundland for England.

The rock is Newfoundland.

We're Newfoundlanders. He's like, no, you're a mainlander still.

And that gave me really a newfound appreciation for what art could be.

And we're going to Newfoundland, and we got to come here and tell our story.

And that's what happened in Newfoundland.

And so I get on the bus with my newfound phrase and I sit next to her on purpose.

We've caught thermal evidence of a wolf in Newfoundland, which also hasn't been seen in about 70 years.

He also declared to them that anybody fishing in Newfoundland would have to pay England a duty on all the fish that they took.

Right. Newfoundland is an island province on the Northeast tip of North America, in Canada.

Come from away is someone who is not from Newfoundland.

But there was a lot of what happened in Newfoundland that resonated with us in terms of-- we lived up at around 122nd and Broadway,

And it's something that-- what happened in Newfoundland reminded us of that time.

You know, Newfoundland is not filled with professional ballet dancers or classically trained dancers.

on to Vinland, Newfoundland, and Canada.

Island, Newfoundland, Labrador. And 400,000 seals were killed for their pelts-- for fur-- not for local use.

in Saint John's, Newfoundland.

What Marconi sent and received from Signal Hill in Newfoundland was Morse.

And perhaps this gave strange, quiet Dirac some newfound confidence, because that physicist in the audience of his 1928 lecture at the start, Eugene Wigner,

It would have covered up my newfound acne problem.

With his new phone-- newfound knowledge Taylor insisted, he could master the furtive energy that seeped from his rocks and metals and other collectibles.

She thought to herself, what if with this newfound electricity, we can bring in a freezer and sell things such as cold drinks and

In 1533 he hit very bad weather and he ended up in Newfoundland, which is not where he planned to go.

As he traveled through ancient India, spreading the word about his newfound path of spiritual liberation, he preached not only to other wandering monks like himself, and eventually nuns,

Whatever the case, we always come away with a feeling of accomplishment and a newfound respect for each other.

in the 70s and 80s it was really the thing that saved the movie industry kind of having these Newfound home video

but of course the Brits had done it for a couple of days before and so now that was like a newfound idea when when we

Take Kristen, age 56 for example, who used her newfound identities as both an empty nester and a recently demoted employee to

I was on the phone today with one of my player's parents from Labrador, Newfoundland.

Allegedly, it's the transcript of recorded messages that took place off the coast of Newfoundland several decades ago.

But at the end of that, we were talking to one of the Newfoundlanders that we based the show on.

Yeah, I mean, like starting writing Newfoundland and we were getting a tour of the airport and the guy's like, so you're going to write a musical

So my dream that I'd started to live into and started to take hold of, this newfound, new life, that I had, this new dream that was all exciting,

And basically, there was nothing that I could see, no signs of newfound wealth in her home.

And like any good 17-year old, first year student, I would go home to my parent's house in Glen Ellyn and I would regale my father with all my newfound wisdom from my first

And he was telling me a story about his daughter, who has only slept in her bed in Newfoundland for like, I don't know, 48 days--

Although apparently, David and I are now honorary-- There's a ceremony that happens in the show called a screech in, where you ostensibly become an honorary Newfoundlander,

OK. So-- First. I would say in all honesty, it was really important that this story feel very true to Newfoundland and to these people

What makes this show unique is you have these 12 people coming together to form an ensemble, very representative of what happened in Newfoundland on that day, all these people coming

And then and then beyond just the vocals, the music of the show, the band-- Ian leads our amazing band onstage, which represents Newfoundland music.

coming from all over the place and contrasting, you know, fiddles from Newfoundland versus fiddles from Texas or hand drums, bodhrans from Newfoundland versus hand drums

So they had a huge market and as you know, there's huge cod fisheries off the coast of Newfoundland and New England.