Sentence examples for new conventions from inspiring English sources

Defying the conventional so creatively and successfully has allowed them to set new conventions for what it means to be creative and successful.

NICHOLSON BAKER: I think we'll develop new conventions and figure it all out when the time comes.

Following the advice of the Russian negotiator, Prince Gong exchanged ratification of the 1858 treaties; in addition, he signed new conventions with the British and the French.

The UK ought to have a strong voice in this debate, standing up for the disempowered by enshrining their rights in new conventions.

Gradually, however, the unnamed would get named, and the novel would beget new conventions, sub-genres, and stereotypes, which would have to be deconstructed in turn.

Later, this convention was revised, and new conventions were adopted to protect victims of warfare at sea (1907), prisoners of war (1929), and civilians in time of war (1949).

It includes spending $400 million to build a new arena for the New York Islanders hockey team, a minor league baseball park and new convention space.

I hope this is a new convention!

The museum is across from the new convention center.

Shiny new convention centers and generic boutiques follow.

On his watch a shiny new convention centre has gone up.