Sentence examples for new refers from inspiring English sources

Here the word "new" refers not only to emerging artists but also to artists pushing the boundaries of photography and using the medium in new ways, as well as photography that explores new ideas.

New refers to fresh ideas, a fresh voice a new way of dealing with the contemporary N.F.L. player: well compensated but desperately in need of discipline, toughness and an understanding of history.

Fox News refers to the conflict as a "war of liberation," and uses the Pentagon's name, "Op Iraqi Freedom".

"The best kept secrets in New York City are the beaches of Staten Island," he told The Daily News, referring to South Beach, Midland Beach, Ocean Breeze, Cedar Grove and Wolfe's Pond.

Fox News referred the Guardian back to Brandi's denial.

"This is criminal negligence," he told Geo News, referring to the ban.

Chris Rhea, chief executive of Need to Know News, referred questions to a spokesman, who did not respond.

"Yes, we are going to find the money," Mr. Cantor said in an interview with Fox News, referring to disaster aid.

"It was very calm," he told The Bangor Daily News, referring to his record-setting event in 2011.

Correction: January 27 , 2001 Saturday A Public Lives profile on Jan . 5about Bill Beutel, former anchor of WABC-TV's "Eyewitness News," referred incorrectly to his wife, the former Adair Atwell.

The San Jose Mercury News referred to Van Gundy as Martinez's "second favorite son," next to Joe DiMaggio, who was also born in the small town north of the Bay Area.