Sentence examples for much newer model from inspiring English sources

Of course, he eventually divorced her for a much newer model (oh Roger!).

Administrators do not know exactly how much the new model will cost, Mr. Foster said.

Her perspicacity, and her strong convictions — a forcefulness distilled from her latent Presbyterianism — made her a valuable commodity, literally so: Ford famously hired her to name its much anticipated new model for the year 1958.

The next replaced the Zeus missile with a newer model with much higher acceleration, allowing the interceptions to take place much closer to the base and thus declutter the decoys.

Coolpix 775: Unlike the 990 this newer model is much lighter and has a battery that actually lasts.

Even if the desired number of vehicles doesn't rise, people will start replacing vehicles that wear out (use), rust away (decay), or just are so much worse than newer models that they're worth replacing to get the spiffy new features (obsolescence).

The question might have come from a caller on a consumer-advice program like "Car Talk": how much should a driver spend to keep a used car running after deciding to buy a much newer, far more expensive and thrilling model that has not rolled out of the factory yet?

Pricing iSamsung a mystery.

Gunnar Optiks specs start at $99 but we have no idea how much the new models will be. .

Much of this new model reflects the evolution of a pro football training camp that, in many ways, is not what it used to be.

Buy Now 3. Kitchenaid 6L Bowl Lift Stand Mixer: £700, John Lewis You need to be serious about cooking to splash out this much, but this new model of the versatile classic is the business.