Sentence examples for admire new from inspiring English sources

At the DR bar in Xintiandi, designers, artists and architects meet to exchange information on resources and admire new materials.

Record numbers of visitors came to admire new artworks by Grayson Perry at the National Portrait Gallery last year, it has been revealed.

Serious devotees flock together in societies and attend dahlia shows, where they admire new varieties and collect tubers of named dahlia cultivars to add to their collections.

This is where fashion is today, as designers, under pressure, try to answer to everyone: customers, critics and a new first lady, who happens to admire new designers, so there had better be a dress or two in her style.

Second, as much as I admire new thinking among philanthropists who reward good management leading to measurable results — "venture philanthropy" — artists and managers of cultural organizations should not be distracted from their calling to make art and to present programs and services to the public.

"We admire News In Shorts for its dedication to create disruption in the news space.

Abigail Adams comes shimmering to life in the pages of David McCullough's admiring new biography, "John Adams".

"I saw a couple of guys running the ball real hard," was how an admiring New England inside linebacker Tedy Bruschi described Bettis's replacements.

His style offered a modern, symphonic rendering of the work that nonetheless had a light and smooth Baroque feel, a tradition that the admired new director, Kent Tritle, will probably continue.

December 3 2009 The admired New York group launches a concert at Carnegie's Weill Recital Hall with music by its namesake (the Quartet in A Minor, Op. 13) before moving on to quartets by Bartók and Beethoven (in A Minor, Op. 132).

As I mention in the piece, one of the most admired new cooks in Paris actually trained in London — not a thing that it would have been possible to imagine twenty years ago.