Sentence examples for a new vein from inspiring English sources

NEW COPPER LODE OPENED.; Arcadian Consolidated Starts Crosscut to Tap a New Vein.

Norrin and frizzled; a new vein for the eye.

Archives|NEW COPPER LODE OPENED.; Arcadian Consolidated Starts Crosscut to Tap a New Vein.

"There is a term called 'hitting a new vein.' And that's what he's been doing".

Reality shows flooding the midseason schedule are tapping a new vein: loser chic.

I'm very pleased that I have found, for now anyway, a new vein of creativity".

Beck himself recognized that he was tapping into an old strand of American politics, writing on his blog that the marchers "may appear to represent a rich new vein in American politics.

Nonetheless, though she has already cataloged a full litany of complaints including depression, anorexia and self-mutilation, Ms. Slater now locates a whole new vein of illness to mine.

From 2004, however, a new system of reimbursement linked to performance indicators (the 'Quality and Outcome Framework' (QOF)) made available a rich new vein of measures of quality of care [ 1].

He was looking to work again, but in an entirely new vein.

What remains most interesting about this modest, imperfect novel is its fascination with the emotional life of its heroine -- a focus on the personal that extends the sympathetic attention to character first evinced in "Underworld," and points, in the future perhaps, to an exciting new vein in Mr. DeLillo's already remarkable body of work.