Sentence examples for a new globe from inspiring English sources

A new Globe was built on the foundation.

Kay Harris Dear Diary: I was walking to my girlfriend's apartment in Midtown, carrying a new globe in my hands.

In the Thameside warehouse spaces he rented cheaply (the stage-mad were drawn to the melodramatic dereliction of Bankside long before there was any thought of a new Globe), he hung up swoops of homemade capes as decor.

The Agency Director's comments suggest that the Agency will replicate this plan in other cities across the globe to create a New World Order.

A little closer to the new Globe, one can peer through dirty slit windows into a dimly lit space in the basement of a new office building, next to London Bridge, where about two-thirds of the foundations of the Elizabethan Rose Theatre can barely be made out.

Wouldn't a new "olde" Globe on the South Bank of the Thames merely add a touch of theme park? Wouldn't it become just another tourist stop between Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London?

The most tangible symbol of the restoration is outside: a new revolving globe of steel, based on Matcham's original, slowly spins atop the theater's tower with "COLISEUM" spelled out in lights.

It is a mystical tale of a battle for the blues that will have eight performances at Rich Forum April 25 through 30, with the cast and director of the New Globe production in San Diego.

Update: And here's another reason a PR person with entertainment experience is good for Digg: They've just launched a new Golden Globes project/section.

Because the new globe-shaped motor gives such a range of play to the artificial arms, wrists or shoulders it may one day direct, it could lead to robots that can reach and grasp objects far more precisely and flexibly than current ones do.

Ensure that your lighting has new globes and your torch has a new battery.