Sentence examples for accomplished new from inspiring English sources

DOES it say something about the state of the American musical theater that the animating incident in the most accomplished new Broadway show of the season is the repairing of a vacuum cleaner?

Just within the last month or so there have been accomplished new releases not only from Mr. Taborn — "Avenging Angel" doubles as the name of his ECM debut — but also Gonzalo Rubalcaba and Larry Goldings, pianists of wildly different temperament.

An unapologetic supporter of progressive causes; a school and community activist; a fiercely competitive and skilled bridge, Scrabble and Boggle player, and accomplished New York Times crossword puzzle enthusiast.

In their highly accomplished new film, The Man Who Wasn't There, the Coens' model is James M. Cain, leader of the hardboiled school of the 1930s Californian writers whom Edmund Wilson called 'the poets of the tabloid murder'.

When the movement of human ears is required within a large region and error feedback is difficult to be accomplished, new cancelling strategies have to be devised to achieve acceptable levels of spatial coverage.

Andrew Miller, treating the same period in his accomplished new novel, gets by without such crutches.

It is a fact of life that our most accomplished new-music performers are much in demand, and if they want to stay in the game, to say nothing of earning a living, they are hard pressed to devote six months to learning a work.

If valued, they might also inspire students to accomplish new tasks.

He said that while this "business about mortality" made everything feel more significant, he did not feel more driven to accomplish new tasks.

But he and his players say they are not as concerned with ending a 66-year losing streak as they are in accomplishing new things — for them.

From its earliest origins to the present, the history of government, he argued, is the story of the adaptation of "old means to accomplish new ends" — a history of progress.