Sentence examples for be from a new from inspiring English sources

Your pick doesn't have to be from a new restaurant, or even a place in New York City; it simply has to be something delicious, intriguing, stimulating or just so good you couldn't stop thinking about it.

Thus each crash tends to be from a new cause.

An audience member happened to be from a new theatre festival; he invited the group to perform there, and they walked off with a special prize.

BMW has not made an announcement about the specifics of the new 3 Series' second, less-powerful six-cylinder, but a company official said in an interview that the power plant will be from a new engine family and may not be a 2.5-liter unit like the outgoing base engine.

Water supply for the upper sections would be from a new reservoir to be built above Cwm y Glo.

One patient became ineligible during treatment, as the relapse was found to be from a new colorectal cancer, and has been excluded from analysis.

That chart is from a new report from the New York State Comptroller's office on the securities industry in New York City.

That's from a new report by the White House Council of Economic Advisers.

Two are from a new "on the light side" menu.

That quotation is from a new book by Arianna Huffington, "How to Overthrow the Government".

That's from a new Olympics blog, Rings, that the Times has started.