Sentence examples for a poor new from inspiring English sources

Connie Ramos, a poor New Yorker, is committed to a mental hospital and brutalised.

Shameful Buyback Investors who think buying back stock is a bad use of capital last week were handed a poor new benchmark.

A breakthrough will come only when classical critics feel no qualms about skewering a poor new piece because so many worthy ones are being performed as well.

It started a drive at its 44-yard line after a poor New England punt and drove to the New England 19, only to turn the ball over on the eighth play of the drive.

It was a poor New Zealand team?

But a poor New York manufacturing survey took some of the shine off sentiment.

And it is moving in the wrong direction.It is a similar, or worse, story in Newark, a poor New Jersey city of 280,000 that had 97 murders last year.

St. PETERSBURG, Russia Russiaia, the host nation, beat a poor New Zealand team, 2-0, on Saturday to open the Confederations Cup with a win that was all but demanded by Vladimir V. Putin, Russia's president.

Still, he's a refreshingly disreputable character in this stock, moralizing tale, which is based on "The Devil and Daniel Webster," the classic American story by Stephen Vincent Benét about a poor New Hampshire farmer, Jabez Stone, who sells his soul in exchange for wealth but is saved from damnation at a trial won by Webster.

Without revealing too much about how this jury bends in the trial of a 16-year-old boy from a poor New York City neighborhood who is charged with stabbing his father to death, one can't help but feel a certain predictability in the way it does so.

"We are all very mindful of what's going on there," she said, pointing out that one of the festival's films, Trouble in the Water, is about a poor New Orleans couple dealing with Hurricane Katrina.