Sentence examples for a notable new from inspiring English sources

At Google's press event today, the company announced a number of new products and updates, including two new Nexus smartphones, two Chromecast devices, a new Android tablet and more, but one thing it kept under wraps was news of a notable new application arriving on the iOS platform: Google Maps now works on Apple Watch.

A notable new entrant from outside Europe was Wal-Mart, the giant American supermarket chain, which acquired Asda in 1999.

In the time since this article, systems approaches have gained greater attention, with a notable new focus on how a systems approach can help create the regenerative economy.

But a notable new study published last week in Archives of Internal Medicine suggests that a little advance planning could change that prospect.

Recognition of a notable new talent came in the form of the Strega Prize, Italy's major literary award, given to Cinque Storie Ferraresi.

A notable new proposal type concerns a campaign launched by Investors for Opioid Accountability (IOA), a coalition of 30 treasurers, asset managers, faith-based, public and labor funds with more than $1.3 trillion in assets.

"Paul McCartney bought from the Guernsey's Auction in the Puck building," he said, referring to a notable New York auction of graffiti art in 2000.

A notable New York City train station — ornamented with a handsome figure of the god Mercury, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, once daunted by bad fortune but handsomely renovated not long ago — has reached its centenary.

Though the Mayan vessel is in photographs that place it in New York City in 1969 and was published as part of a notable New York collection in 1973, neither object has an ironclad record going back earlier than 1970.

In fact, Ms. Sterne was a spectacularly gifted prodigy who made a notable New York debut at age 12, playing Grieg's Piano Concerto with the NBC Symphony Orchestra in a benefit concert at Madison Square Garden in 1939.

She is preparing to install a public art project that will place 36 manhole covers around Lower Manhattan, each one evoking a notable New York structure lost to history.