Sentence examples for expanded a new from inspiring English sources
In St . Louis Mo., where Ike had relocated in 1956, he expanded a new lineup of the Kings of Rhythm to include Anna Mae Bullock, a vocalist who had begged to sing with the band.
The golf course was originally designed in part by Arnold Palmer, and in 2003 it was redesigned and expanded; a new short-game practice area is expected to be completed in 2008.
Thermoplastic polymer industry has expanded a new impact with the introduction of Eco-friendly thermoplastic matrix composites (TPCs), which finds applications in medical, aerospace, electronic and automotive areas.
The design and development of topological insulators (TIs) as well as novel Dirac materials including Weyl semimetals has expanded a new field of condensed matter physics due to their potential applications in spin-electronics, quantum computing, and thermoelectrical device.
In this study, we expanded a new panel of TMPRSS2 ETS fusion markers (Table S1 and Fig. S2) and demonstrated reproducible detection of individual fusion markers in a dynamic range from 1.8 million to 18 copies using the qPCR platform (Fig. S3).
InterContinental is also expanding a new, younger-market boutique brand, Indigo.
In Maryland, the State Education Department is expanding a new comics-based literacy curriculum, after a small pilot program yielded promising results.
The plan is to close poorly performing branches, while expanding a new chain of grocers called Food Plus, at a rate of 12 stores a year.
I want this to be the best country in the world to start, to run, and to expand a new business.
In a report last month, Richard Sherlund, an analyst at Nomura Securities, wrote that HANA was "not just a new database, this is potentially very market expanding, a new secret sauce to be leveraged in important new ways".
For Reliance, an investor like AT&T would provide valuable cash as it prepares to invest in new high-speed data technology and expands a new GSM network that is different from its original CDMA system.
