Sentence examples for new minutes from inspiring English sources

"Hopefully, guys will accept new roles, new positions, new minutes".

The new minutes — and in particular the new outlook for inflation — got the Fed off to an optimistic start for the new year.

The new minutes show that the Federal Open Market Committee, the Fed panel that sets monetary policy, has become more optimistic about growth and less fearful of deflation.

In a close reading of the text, David Rosenberg, the chief economist and strategist at Gluskin Sheff in Toronto, found that the word "risk" appeared 27 times in the new minutes, compared with eight in December and five in October.

George at the Yankees, Jerry with big hair, Elaine with bigger hair, Kramer when you could still love him — an episode that had been somehow misplaced at the network, and that would give you thirty new minutes of the show in its prime?

Photograph: Brad Barket/Getty There's been a bit of a kerfuffle on the vocal Digital Spy forums and Channel 4's own forums about how an episode of the current series of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares was a "revisit" - in other words, a repeat with a few new minutes going back to the culinary hellhole in question to see how they're getting on tacked on the end.

Let's look at the new minute-long Snowpiercer trailer to find out.

The number of new minute repeaters on the market is staggering, considering that there is no real need for them in the modern world.

"One of the wonderful things about this business is that every minute's a new minute, and you just don't know what's going to happen.

But one of the terrible things about this business is that every minute's a new minute, and you don't know what's going to happen".

Whiting's focus isn't on the past, it's on the tomorrows, such as these new minute-by-minute TV ratings they can deliver.