Sentence examples for more new ones from inspiring English sources

"I think I'm going home so there will be no more new ones".

I mean to get to them but the longer things go the more new ones stack up.

There are many young DJs and producers in the city – and more new ones coming along all the time.

Mr. Valentine does not think that "Gang Busters" will run short of material; there are a lot of unclosed cases and more new ones to come.

Cuts in the budget may also affect road maintenance, even as Osborne promised to build more new ones than for 50 years.

Mr Bush remains committed not only to making his existing tax cuts permanent (technically the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts expire by the end of 2010) but also to pushing yet more new ones.

The $4 million round also included existing investors like MHS Capital and PROFounders along with one more new one in Webb Investment Network.

"We need more new homes, but ones that are built to last generations, not for a quick profit".

If workers can't be fired, companies can't drop unproductive businesses and invest in more promising new ones.

An efficient market for used books may allow publishers ultimately to charge more for new ones -- and authors thereby to collect higher royalties -- without necessarily sacrificing sales.

The group is to play the ROSELAND BALLROOM on Thursday; part of the fun will be hearing the denser old songs collide with the more expansive new ones.