Sentence examples for a new prospect from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

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.

A new prospect for Dignity?

Entrusting the assessment of the learning to a teacher in another country was a new prospect for teachers.

Now they have a new prospecting tool.

The UK Government called shale gas a "potentially an exciting new prospect for diversifying our energy supplies".

During last year's Frieze London, Scott was an exciting new prospect, debuting a series of amalgamous pools filled with household liquids and buckets of glitter.

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 discovery that hydrogen can be reversibly absorbed and desorbed from complex hydrides (the alanates) by the addition of catalysts has created an entirely new prospect for lightweight hydrogen storage.