A strange kind of disconnect, this, that sees almost 5 million visitors a year pour into Tate Modern, and a young wave of contemporary art galleries around Britain, like the Hepworth in Wakefield and Turner Contemporary in Margate, connecting their local communities to the work of artists like never before.
They continue to freshen and increase reality programming -- an inexpensive genre, born in cable, that is attracting a new wave of younger viewers to the networks of their parents.
The higher prices for large condominiums has brought in a new wave of younger buyers who have been priced out of the larger units, but still were looking to buy, Mr. Schvo said.
You are part of a new wave of young owners.
Only now, two generations later, is a new wave of young Jews speaking openly about their heritage and identity.
MotoGP: Dani Pedrosa dominated the Spanish Grand Prix as a new wave of young riders continued to impress.
The Cardinals will contend again as a new wave of young pitching asserts itself and the top outfield prospect Oscar Taveras develops.
He is part of a new wave of young British menswear designers grabbing attention for an innovative blend of bespoke tailoring and street style, after London Fashion Week added a menswear day to the schedule of shows last February.
A willingness to abandon the past, an easygoing outlook, the early rumblings of the personal development movement, and a new wave of young entrepreneurs all combined to foster the development of new musical styles.
Mr. Parker went rustic once again in the 1960s to play Daniel Boone for a new wave of young television watchers, but by the mid-1970s hadhad largely given up acting and become a successful businessman and real estate developer.
