Sentence examples for groovy new from inspiring English sources
She seems to view her move as a groovy new chapter in her 30-year career.
Or really pull the rug out from under them and ask them to spend the holidays with you at your groovy new temple.
If an app knocks our socks off, we're happily devote column inches to it, but a super-absorbent tampon with a groovy new applicator?
For all the technological innovations, the groovy new Bat cycles and codpieces, superhero movies just recycle variations on gender stereotypes that were in circulation back in the late 1930s, when Superman and Batman first hit.
Prince William has recently been seen attempting one, as has Matthew d'Ancona, the former Spectator editor, who has transmogrified overnight from an uptight Tory magazine hack into a laid-back hipster with a groovy new image.
According to legend in the education world, "Children and their Primary Schools", better known as the Plowden Report of 1967, set off a revolution in the classrooms, as its groovy new "progressive" approach to teaching swept away the fuddy-duddy "traditionalist" methods blamed for boring generations of pupils out of their minds.As with most legends, the truth is a little more complex.
For groovy New Yorkers, that was once an unbearably tepid proposition.
Short-sightedness among groovy young people is on the rise across Europe, according to a new meta-analysis from the European Eye Epidemiology Consortium EEECC).
Dec. 9 Sign up for the celebrity fitness guru Lauren Goldberg's groovy post-New Year's pop-up boot camp ($40) at lboogiefit.com.
Next, a longtime business buddy hired me to package new groovy chocolate bars, then never paid me.
On August 13th, somebody tweeted, "PRINCE'S 1ST TWEET… TESTING 1, 2…" and then came Prince's alleged third tweet, a picture of a salad captioned "DID EYE ADD 2 MUCH PEPPER?" Soon after, we got a Prince selfie (only wisps of smoke, stay calm), ninety seconds of the aptly named new song "Groovy Potential" (remain very calm), and a link to an article in V Magazine.
