Sentence examples for anything a new from inspiring English sources

"I don't think there's anything a New Yorker won't eat," Schrottner said.

If anything, a new straight-to-the-Internet campaign video of President Obama looks more like darkness at noon.

So yes, they only drew at in a country where little Lithuania had won 3-0 a month earlier, but France's transformation was as radical as anything a new manager could have been expected to wring.

By early 2004, the site was getting about 3,000 page-views a day, largely on the strength of his wide-ranging real estate posts, which covered apartments, condos, restaurant openings and closings — anything a New Yorker might do with square footage, a lease and a dream.

They are, if anything, a new "Greatest Generation" both in terms of voting patterns and, to a lesser extent, size – though we can still expect the Millennials to grow somewhat as a percentage of the electorate, since people are more likely to vote as they get older.

If anything, a "new kind of politics" means elected officials putting aside their careerist aspirations in pursuit of solutions that work.

Whipping a campus into sustainable shape involves anything from a new build to careful maintenance of existing buildings.

As anyone who has survived a frozen mudslide could tell you, the spiked shake is anything but a new idea.

"But the performance of risk assets over the past 18 months shows that this was anything but a new normal".

"If anything is a new frontier for businesses these days, it's that".

But as Prass is quick to point out, she's anything but a new artist.