Sentence examples for New prospect from inspiring English sources

England have a new prospect we can relate to and be excited about.

A young man, shaped by a spell at Chelsea, already successful and the most exciting new prospect in Europe.

To which the vendor replies, "Your phone's too old," and quickly turns to a new prospect.

Now that they've got a new musical arm established in CCC, they've just launched another new prospect: Club REZ.

The new prospect of America becoming less American -- less open and accepting, in particular -- is tremendously saddening.

As if to illustrate the gossip economy's depth, Mr. Lewittes has found a new prospect: there's business in making the gossip business look bad.

But Henin has retired, here only as a television commentator, and the Belgians packed into Court 7 to watch their new prospect.

But as Holly and I rode up the new Prospect Bowl lift, it became clear that Telluride's terrain problems have mostly been solved.

In any case, if Wright is looking for a new prospect — both for his card game and for protection in the batting order — Lucas Duda looks like a mark.

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic — Investors from the United States believe they have found an exotic new prospect: Latin American baseball players, some as young as 13 and many from impoverished families.

The problem is that "Avatar" is still playing like gangbusters — especially in 3-D theaters, which charge premium prices for tickets and have been instrumental in making "Avatar" a box office phenomenon — and exhibitors are grumbling at having to let go of a sure winner to pick up an uncertain new prospect.