Sentence examples for much all new from inspiring English sources

It's true that pretty much all new employment during this period has been self-employment, much of it reluctant.

Yesterday we had pretty much all the goods on the new handset spilled by a French carrier, including pics, specs, and new features.

Though pretty much all fresh food in every New York supermarket comes from there, the area currently doesn't have a single supermarket itself.

It's about as credible as much else about "All New People," but it's a testament to Mr. Bartha's honest, unfussy performance that you almost believe it.

"Rather, it is unique in its encyclopedia of Soviet period architecture and I very much hope that all new facilities being built on VDNKh's territory will be designed and built taking this context into account".

This is pretty much standard in all new routers, but is something to consider if purchasing an older, second-hand router.

The Torch is the only handset in the world running BlackBerry's spankin' new OS 6, with it's all-new, much-overdue webkit-based browser, and other multimedia improvements.

This account of San Francisco prostitution pretty much follows all the New Puritan rules.

He focuses on his old friends as much as all the new people he knows.

You might be interested to know that Broadway shows earn about a billion dollars a year — twice as much as all the New York sports teams put together.

And had the Snowden files not opened our eyes to this transition already, the way how the current debate about these documents unfolds, certainly did.These revelations are not only about secret services, but just as much about all the new social touchpoints of every citizen who is equipped with a smartphone and online access: Who controls and analyses these touchpoints and why?