The phrase "a new desk" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a recently acquired or newly designed desk.
Example: "I just bought a new desk for my home office to improve my workspace."
Alternatives: "a fresh desk" or "a modern desk".
But also a first test for flexible thinking behind a new desk.
Perhaps we can even get Hayward a new desk plaque to contemplate as he signs compensation cheques.
"A year and seven months, and what have I accomplished?" "You got a new desk", said her companion.
"Downton Abbey" may be sweeter and easier to follow, but it's like a new desk stripped and distressed to look like an antique.
" 'Downton Abbey' may be sweeter and easier to follow, but it's like a new desk stripped and distressed to look like an antique," Alessandra Stanley wrote in The New York Times.
He steps through a detached doorway out of nowhere; he involves himself with a 2-D cardboard suit; he constructs a row of seven such suits; he assembles a new desk and chair out of cardboard.
Their meeting had been arranged through a former member of the militant group Black September named Samir, who was a longtime confidential source for the D.E.A. Video footage from the meetings between Kassar and the D.E.A. informants, along with a narration by Keefe, can be seen in a News Desk post which accompanied the 2010 article.
In his mid-20's, he headed a desk for Cantor Fitzgerald in Tokyo; by his early 30's, he had started a lucrative new desk for Cantor in New York.
Last year my wife and I dropped $300 and way too many hours on a big new desk for our fireplace room, thinking it would be our younger children's go-to study spot.
Why was it such a pain to set up a new work space, or move a wall, or order new desk chairs, or bring in an exterminator?
One of the school's teachers, Laura Fine, 30, pointed to three Mac computers, a printer, a 3-D digital projector, science kits, chess sets, new desk chairs, a dozen dictionaries and $28.70 hardcover writing guides that students keep in their desks.
