Sentence examples for goes a new from inspiring English sources

After that, the thinking goes, a new dawn would break, as the weakened Greek currency lowers the cost of Greek labor and products like olive oil.

That way, the theory goes, a new district attorney might choose to dispose of the whole misbegotten case rather than dredge up the matter again before a jury.

Along with the design goes a new logo, fashioned for us by Don Morris, an acclaimed New York magazine designer who recently refurbished Smithsonian.

"H2 O: Where It Comes From, Where It Goes," a new exhibition in the library's gallery, explains the water cycle with a special emphasis on New York City.

It really feels as if it's from a period in music where anything goes – a new movement is forming but templates or rules have not yet been written.

In fifty years, this thinking goes, a new generation will realize that the war kick-started political change, and forced the Middle East out of its deadly pattern of autocracy and extremism.

He said: "As the saying goes, a new-born puppy knows no fear of a tiger.

Bendy buses are almost gone; a new rendition of the beloved Routemaster awaits.

He had girls everywhere he went — a new girl every weekend".

"We give them a piece of paper and say, 'Go' ": a new Web site provides a forum for literary teens.

In her program note to "Gone," a new dance-theater work, the choreographer Melinda Sullivan identifies two schools of tap-dancing.