Sentence examples for completely new lines from inspiring English sources

It's likely that the faster trains in the north of England wouldn't run on completely new lines, but a mix of upgraded and new tracks.

The cast of characters has changed, as Next Wave editors have come and gone and as science trainees in the wider world have moved on to faculty positions, industrial jobs, and completely new lines of work.

Given that the supply of housing far outstrips demand, it is unlikely that these companies will use these tax breaks to hire workers (unless they go into a completely new line of business).

Each team had to change some part of lineup between the first and second period; in the third period they could use a the first period's lineup, the second period's lineup, or a completely new line-up altogether.

The product should be a completely new line of business for you, not a new feature release no matter how extensive, fresh or improved of an existing product.

Marvel also has Ant-Man waiting in the wings, while the Fantastic Four are also set to return with a completely new line-up.

I remember back in 1953, while most of Detroit was going longer, lower and wider, Chrysler brought out a completely new line of Plymouths and Dodges that were five to seven inches shorter than the old models.

So at CES this week, the company is introducing a completely new line of keyboard switches that may just be small enough to bring mechanical keyboards to more laptops (or at least more niche gaming laptops) and thinner keyboards.

The increased Nook distribution comes as Amazon is expected to unveil a completely new line of Kindle readers, which will likely hit the same Radio Shack stores slightly after the Nook gets comfortable.

SAN FRANCISCO and LONDON – Inspired by close collaboration with nearly 4,000 IT professionals and end users, Dell today announced a completely new line of Latitude and Dell Precision laptops, ranging from the lightest ultra-portable in the company's history to the most powerful mobile workstation.

She could've started a completely new line of research to help treat people.