Sentence examples for much new ground from inspiring English sources

So far, none of that breaks much new ground.

Nor did the interpretation itself break much new ground.

She has also broken much new ground because of her longevity.

Not much new ground is broken in "All My Loved Ones," which opens today in Manhattan.

In one sense, the latest revelations don't break much new ground.

"Even more striking than the gag rate is how much new ground it broke," writes Mangan.

Together, the two would co-invent Ethernet, with Mr Metcalfe generating the ideas and Mr Boggs figuring out how to build the system.As with so many scientific breakthroughs, Mr Metcalfe's ideas did not so much break new ground as take existing concepts and put them together in a new way.

Club historian Neil Harvey, said the match programme showed how much the new ground had cost - £2,769 - which included purchase costs, building a grandstand and preparing the pitch.

The achievement of the strenuously lionized British realist painter Lucian Freud has not so much been to break new ground as to dig incessantly deeper into the old.

This issue of Futures has covered a lot of ground and much of it breaks new ground.

The president did not break new ground so much as reinforce existing policy.