Sentence examples for new pacesetter from inspiring English sources

The new pacesetter was Stand for Children, based in Oregon and headed by Jonah Edelman, a Yale-educated Rhodes scholar and son of an elite activist Democratic family in Washington.

Overnight leader Michael Hoey has slipped to three shots behind new pacesetter Miguel Angel Jimenez at the inaugural True Thailand Classic.

After a decade in culinary limbo, Jonathan Waxman, whose restaurant Jams was a New American pacesetter in the nineteen-eighties, is back as the chief attraction at a casually elegant new place that features all the innovations of twenty years ago — a wide-open kitchen (where he works in plain view); clean, modern décor; and food that combines seasonal freshness with a minimum of classical fuss.

Teletronics is close to getting government approval for several new pacemaker products that are based on a different type of sensor than existing Pacesetter products, St . Judes Wilson said.

New York, once the pacesetter in the Atlantic Division, has fallen to third place, five games behind the first-place Philadelphia 76ers and two games behind the Boston Celtics.

"There is a reasonable expectation that this bill along with others will have a significant financial impact for the State of Wyoming and bolster Wyoming's image as a pacesetter in new legislation and innovative ideas in the blockchain/cryptocurrency space.

Rachel Williams hit a hat-trick as Birmingham City hammered Liverpool 4-0 to establish themselves as the new Women's Super League pacesetters.

But she called New York's plan a "pacesetter".

Do her frequent engagements in some sense make her the theatrical pacesetter for the new Met?

The Chieftains formed in 1962 as pacesetters of a new movement to reclaim the pure musical traditions of Ireland from the relatively slick commercial-sounding groups that had come to dominate the folk stage.

New York does not use rabbits, or pacesetters, so the lead runners had to work off one another.