Sentence examples for evolved a new from inspiring English sources

These musicians evolved a new variation of New Orleans's famous "second line" rhythm (distinctive accents on the second and fourth beats that fell later than standard practice) on Lee Dorsey's international hits "Working in a Coal Mine" and "Holy Cow" (both released in 1966 on Bell Records's Amy label).

Flowers evolved a new arrangement of sex organs, for example.

Our female forebears instead evolved a new system: releasing eggs in a regular cycle.

Tellingly, he has evolved a new formula for this research process.

Accordingly, the Romans evolved a new tactical system based on small and supple infantry units called maniples.

They evolved a new silhouette — one that will go down in fashion history as the 'duration' silhouette.

Explains how they have now evolved a new-type dial telephone for the public stations, which has a clocking arrangement which automatically breaks your connection at the end of five minutes, when a phonograph voice informs you that your time is up, and waits for another nickel.

But I felt we had to evolve a new way of addressing power.

The other option is for the U.S. and Pakistan to evolve a new framework for the use of drone aircraft".

Bill Clinton complained during his first presidential campaign that "America is evolving a new social order, more unequal, more divided, more impenetrable to those who seek to get ahead.

Listening to Jefferson Airplane the same year, he asserted that "we are in the process of evolving a new kind of electronic music".