Sentence examples for match of new from inspiring English sources

You couldn't ask for a better match of new school and old, of bleeding-edge digital technology and antediluvian pen and ink.

The Braque-Picasso show at the Museum of Modern Art several years ago seemed a painting-by-painting Ping-Pong match of new ideas and their pictorial consequences.

Aladdin and the Enchanted Lamp retold by Philip Pullman, illustrated by Sophy Williams (Scholastic Press) £14.99, ages 5+ Sometimes, new lamps for old will bring forth gold: this retelling of Aladdin is a perfect match of new (to this story) author to old tale.

Then, the matching of new individual data with a priori known structural models is described, using the recognition of the cortical sulci as a prototypical example.

Background. The in-hospital postpartum period is a critical opportunity for health care providers to enhance maternal understanding of newborn care, yet few studies have determined whether health care providers' educational priorities match those of new mothers.

Sitting on a hill, circled by motorways, the ground had been done up and filled up for its first match of a new season: the first of a new era that still had something of the old about it.

It offered hints of what was to come in the first match of the new era.

That same afternoon, Arsenal lost its opening match of a new season on home soil for the first time in 20 years.

Police had to use tear gas recently after fans clashed when tickets ran out for the inaugural match of the new World Cup stadium in Salvador.

Gordon Strachan's side fell one place after losing 2-1 to world champions Germany in their first match of the new campaign.

It says much about the evenness of the contests since (England have won three series, Australia two) that we enter today's opening match of this new instalment of the Ashes with no firm sense of the likely outcome.