Sentence examples for for something completely new from inspiring English sources

…you're looking for something completely new out of a game.

The same holds true for whether the companies would use existing options like MySpace and NBBC or go for something completely new, using those as distribution points.

They called not for the resurrection of the largely defunct parties like the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine but for something completely new, something from the ground up.

But there is something to be said for also doing something completely new once in a while…" That mention of responsibility does highlight one big change for Imangi: it's now the owner of a big, global entertainment brand, despite remaining a small company.

His work blends digital tools with cultural mediums that have existed for centuries, creating something completely new.

Whether or not she can be held responsible for The Beatles' break-up, her influence inspired Lennon to break free from the British invasion mold that had been created for him and create something completely new, embracing a more avant-garde path and using his celebrity for activism.

I still wish the Who creative team had opted for a younger Doctor, perhaps an older teenager, which would have been something completely new for the franchise.

It's something completely new for everyone.

We were attempting something completely new for British musicals.

Which led to something completely new for "The Producers": bad press.

"This was something completely new for Mexico," said Raul Trejo Delarbre, a professor here who studies the media.