Sentence examples for call of new from inspiring English sources

If you like the look of film, shoot film". Thomson Grass Valley and Panavision also face a cattle call of new digital movie cameras, some being sold for much lower prices.

So abundant is the roll call of new trails that for the first time the book has undergone literary mitosis: a separate, 300-page volume, "The New Jersey Walk Book," will be issued this fall.

It is a roll-call of new wave brewing aces from Moor to Odell's.

If they persist in this attitude, the only solution will be the dis solution of Parliament and the calling of new elections, with unpredictable results.

The Oxford political scientists Petra Schleiter and Edward Morgan-Jones find that in constitutional monarchies, the most common result of governments falling is the calling of new elections.

For some, recalling Michael Bloomberg's cold inauguration day, memorable for vaunted calls of new collaboration, these developments have been disillusioning.

With the top Democratic leadership positions uncontested, the caucus chairman position became somewhat of a proxy election for calls of new blood in leadership.

That became the clarion call of a new generation of students and workers, young and old.

That is indeed the clarion call of the "new atheists".

After her second turn at the World Bank, she is back, answering the call of the new president, Goodluck Jonathan.

So, not surprisingly, my grandfather began to hear the call of the New World.