Sentence examples for age of new from inspiring English sources
The 20,000-square-foot lab, on the East Side near Bellevue Hospital, would give New York crucial protection in an age of new dangers, he said.
AS the shapers of classical music taste gnaw on the field's future, relevance and identity, New Yorkers are living in a golden age of new music.
The age of New Labour is over.
THIS is the golden age of new stadiums and arenas.
The average age of new tenants is 30.
The golden age of New York moviegoing is now.
The next 40 years constituted the golden age of New Orleans as a great cotton port.
WHO knows exactly when the golden age of New York theater was?
FRECHTMAN--Patricia Ann, 72 years of age, of New York City, passed away October 3, from complications of lung disease.
In "Intimate Nights: The Golden Age of New York Cabaret" ($24.98; Amazon), James Gavin charts their rise and decline.
In 1919, he washed up in the dawning Jazz Age of New York, the city of Babe Ruth and Langston Hughes, Ratner's and the Cotton Club.
