Sentence examples for a wondrous new from inspiring English sources

She had been through many horrible and painful experiences and now it felt as if she had come out into a wondrous, new world.

Few of his studio recordings reflect his ideal of open-ended performances as works-in-progress, but a wondrous new seven-disk set, "Charles Mingus — The Jazz Workshop Concerts 1964-65" (Mosaic), preserves some of his group's mighty, free-flowing pieces and also includes rare, extended solos by Mingus and other musicians.

The width of the Beaumont makes room for not only the theater but also rehearsal space, dressing quarters, offices and a pocket lobby with a bar opening onto a wondrous new rooftop deck, which could become a mini-version of the immensely popular cafe atop the Pompidou in Paris, if Lincoln Center finds a way — as it ought to — to make it accessible to everyone, not just Tow ticketholders.

From the parent photographing a little league game, to the tourist shooting a wondrous new city, the Canon Rebel XS camera makes photography easy for everyone.

To rejuvenate Bilbao the city fathers have built a wondrous new public metro system designed by Sir Norman Foster (he did Frankfurt's Commerzbank Tower and Hong Kong's equally stunning Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank building).

Literally 20 years ago, during the 1992 presidential campaign, vice president Al Gore laid out a wondrous new fiber optic broadband future for America.

As solemnly disturbing as it is wondrous, a fantastic new horror movie dubbed "a New England folktale" and set around the year 1630 is not only the most anxiety-producing creep-fest to come along in ages; it also happens to be one of 2016's first must-sees.

"To the Ends of the Earth" traces a mournful journey, from the earliest encounters with a strange and wondrous new world to more contemporary views where once-terrifying vistas have been reduced to fragile ecosystems just barely hanging on after centuries of human assault.

Each viewing works like a new spring, a wondrous, rejuvenating new beginning.

The current issue of Vogue devotes pages to models with children, treating them as if they were a rare and wondrous new species.

There, he tried to buy some buns, only to be told by the baker that he should on no account leave Birkenhead without seeing its wondrous new park, a 226-acre quasi pastoral paradise designed by Joseph Paxton on what had previously been a gorse-infested common prone to "unhealthy mists".